My high-level plan is to leverage all cashflow producing properties in my general area (NE US) using #1 the equity I currently have in my SFH ($100k-$150k) and #2 using the cash I've been saving/investing ($200k-$300k).  

My guests this weekend were not great either, but you win...However I may win on the stupidity level.

But you don't seem to know this, because it touches on the primary problem with this investment: you bought into an expensive, renovation-heavy project without knowing much about renovation, and cavalierly dismissing how difficult it to carry out and/or get others to carry out on-time, on-budget renovation at a level of building quality that doesn't decrease the value of an expensive old house.Best of luck to you and I sincerely hope you prove me wrong.

The LLC comes in very handy for larger investments, particularly at the commercial level where it becomes much easier to secure financing through the entity. 

Even exclusive use common elements have levels of maintenance that can be split between owner and HOA, such as repair, upkeep, and replacement.

Eventually, I want to scale my operations to a level where I own big cash-flowing apartment and commercial complexes in cities all across the United States and possibly in other countries as well. 

What would be your recommendation for a college student who is trying to get exposed to RE in terms of an entry level job?

Eventually, I want to scale my operations to a level where I own big cash-flowing apartment and commercial complexes in cities all across the United States and possibly in other countries as well.

I am reaching out to any and all who are in the industry and interested in an extremely ambitious student, hard worker, and I am willing to begin at any level in Oder to achieve my goals.

Would I be able to run you through my high level plan to see if we’re spending time in the right places to expand our online presence?