These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I've loved real estate since we first started looking at buying our first place but for the past year or so I've been wanting to take a more serious and professional approach to it.

After that, I am going to divert my attention to seeking private capital or partnerships in order to scale up in MF.  

But it shows how important it is to run a professional business from day one: have a buisness name, a business address (I have a UPS PO box with a real street address) and handle yourself like a company would.

As a newbie, I was wondering if seeking a conventional loan for my first rental property will affect my eligibility in the future to get a FHA loan to purchase my first primary SFR?

To find one (aside from word of mouth), search for your state/areas society for professional engineers.

I'm 19 and looking to learn everything I can about Real Estate and Real Estate Investing. What advice and guidance can you guys provide me with?

1) Looking for personal R.E. guidance (R.E. plan development) within the Columbus, OH area. Specifically, what R.E. investing vehicles (SF/MF/Wholesaling, etc.) best suites what I want for my futuristic R.E. portfolio...

BTW someone willing to pay rent above market rate is a high risk renter for some reason--felonies, past evictions, bankruptcy, poor credit, no or not enough income, or way toooo many people, or history of damage, professional scammer, etc.The landlord would not even be holding the lease to evict the folks you rent to, not have their deposit for damages, or any relationship with the tenants to recover damages in court as the tenants lease is with you.  

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?