I used to work in the Real Estate Transaction Group of the New York City Economic Development Corp ("NYC EDC") and a big focus was to bring modular construction to new high density multifamily projects, and they recently announced they have done or are trying just that, https://ny.curbed.com/2019/3/5/18251679/new-york-affordable-housing-modular-prefab-constructionBest, TK

Sits on almost an acre of landRoof: 15kGarage Door Repair/replacement :2.5kDrywall 5kFlooring: 5500HVAC: 8kBathroom reno 7.5kPaint 1kKitchen 7.5kCleaning out /Mis 2.5kCurb appeal- 1k5k contingency Comps from recently sold 155k 2 months ago not renovated smaller square footage I padded the renovation cost just to be safe and conservative rent in this area 1,200- 1400.

If you are in no rush at all, then get a job, build your credit, pay your taxes, get the correct visa and work for about 2 years consistently, 3 years if you want to be safe. 

You'll want to make sure the lease is an arms length transaction. 

The problem comes when you are advertising a live deal and promising/projecting returns in exchange for investments.I would run any marketing or advertising ideas by your attorney first just to be on the safe side.That being said yes in general you can advertise what you do that you syndicate or invest in real estate.

My realtor just let me know that the city of Charlotte is proposing a few changes to its rental housing ordinances.While in general I support making sure that tenants have a safe and healthy place to live and owners being responsible for their properties, I do think it is always a good idea to review the changes being made and how they effect us owners.

There may be anywhere from two to 12 transactions on your property per year.

We have also purchased the house without a realtor and selling with a flat fee broker so I handle most the transaction calls/paperwork.

Ideally, nothing should be plugged into that receptacle except the fridge so people are safe from shocks related to ground fault.

I believe your talking about two different transactions.