Some solid insights as to how we've grown over the last few years as well a as a peek into the future.

Seeking advice for my current situation.My fiancé and I are 22 and 26 years old and have been able to save $170,000 in the last few years of working while living with our parents.

You're not the first person with this idea, you won't be the last.

I started in Real Estate last year with Tax Deeds and flipped a couple parcels for profit, then as I researched more, found and fell in love with House Hacking, specifically with small multifamily, as a mean to create cashflow and eliminate my biggest monthly cost: my mortgageI currently have a Single Family Home in Haines City, FL which has gain good equity and I can probably net around 70k by sellingMy goal is to look for a Quadplex in Orlando FL or within 2h driving, just so I can drive and see the properties realistically. 

If you do 1031 exchange multiple times, do you pay taxes on the profit of only the last sold property or do you have to pay taxes on the total potential profits of all properties.

(Speaking for myself) I am in the process of getting a city fheps voucher I do live in a nyc shelter, however I am self employed before having to go into a shelter my husband and I work from home, we have our own income and we are responsible and clean tenants we have great rental history unfortunately we received a huge rent Increase we did not expect in another state we was in (Florida) over $400 we expected atleast $100-$150 that left us with no choice but to take our family to new York (where we originally from) being that that is the only state that offers assistance (placing people In shelter and helping them) that was realy our last resort we could have downgrade and went into another facility but we did not have the deposit and moving $ to do so in little time.

He’s funded my deals by taking out a loan from his 401k and I would make the biweekly loan payments , and pay him a fee once I sold my flips and refinanced my last property.

Lastly, maybe it's a nursery, with a crib and child toys.

I am unsure if I would rent to them if they still owed funds to the last landlord. 

A few insurance carriers pulled out of Texas last year.