My family is my biggest motivator for achieving financial independence and I am very grateful I came across Bigger Pockets.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Independence.

In short, I want to raise capital from independent investors and leverage that capital to invest in rental properties and distribute the profits to those independent investors.

There is an exception for "separate and independent" ownership in the Sec 1361 regs.

Wondering if anyone here has experience in renting out to Seniors Independent Living per bedroom?

AND be ready for audits.

I would contact an independent agent that handles both business and personal Insurance. 

If your contractor is good on time, money and quality, explain your issue, and move on to the next project.Full disclosure: I’m an electrical contractor and I once watched a person install a fixture meant to go on a ceiling as a wall fixture above a bathroom mirror (the fixture was 3 independent lights hanging by 4” hollow metal tubes off of one common frame with the bottom of the bulbs facing out of the glass trims).

What everyone else said I agree with for the most part, in that you should keep your expenses low and look to househack.I do however believe that since you will be making good income out of grad school and want to buy right away, as long as your debt to income ratio is okay and you have proof that you were recently in school, there should be no reason why you wouldn’t get approved. 2 years employment requirement doesn’t apply to recent students and more so to protect banks from the independent contractor worker type that can have extreme swings in income that can be more risky for the bank to loan on.

@Jonna Weber and @StacyA McBain can help you get started there.After you've familiarized yourself with the website for a while, you'll see a Financial Independence course by Brandon Turner show up under the Education tab.