This is a great forum with very knowledgeable members that will help to guide you in the right direction, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.

I self manage. 

If not at least where I am wages are up and companies are begging people to come back to work so why isn’t this person taking steps to be more self sufficient.  

You can refinance in just your name, but you would have to qualify by your self for all payments, and your uncle would have to sign a homestead waiver which would take him off any mortgage, thus not having any financial responsibility on the home.

I’ll start with an introduction, my name is Tyler, 29yrs old, live in central Florida, I’m a self employed home remodeler, specializing is kitchen and bathrooms, been in construction for 13 years, and self employee for 3.

I've only been self employed for 1 year and he was able to get me qualified which was amazing after going through 8 different loan officers.

So your cash investment to be licensed is about $3k overall once you take all the nickel and diming into account (seems an endless stream of "fees" and "startup costs").When you purchase deals self-representing on the buyer side you will gain commission representing yourself. 

I'd ask your self what's stopping you from investing locally? 

We are self managing.

For 3-4 units FHA requires the property to pass its self sufficiency test.