My wife and I are both in the wedding industry (I own/run a photography studio, and my wife used to be a wedding planner).

Keep up with educating yourself and you will go far in this industry!

Multifamily properties and industrial have seemed the most interesting so far but I hope to Brandon's "How to Invest in Real Estate: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide" this week as well as complete Passive Income MD's Passive Real Estate Academy next week (mainly about syndications and real estate funds).

Big tenant with good industry credibility.What are the risks here?

AND if an operator is exclusively renting or offering rooms for rent through a registered hosting platform, Treasury's application for a Certificate of Registration is not required."

No one is stating that your company has to run like others but learning the industry comes with those jobs. 

I wish you nothing but the best in this industry.

I'm looking for some assumptions for my underwriting for the cashout refi on an industrial property with a credit tenant and 9+ years remaining on the lease after stabilization.I'm specifically curious about rates, amortization period, term, and LTV. 

I am a newbie in the real estate industry and looking to buy our first rental property around one of the universities our students join to start with.

Obviously, I am detached from your situation but just remember your degree does not define you and a lot of the stuff you will learn in this industry will be from going out and doing the work yourself.