House hacking is such a powerful tool and doing it when you are young and single is a great way to learn how to manage a property, analyze deals, interact with others, build relationships, and it tends to be very forgiving with mistakes because of the money you can save each month on living expenses.  

You'd generally be a fiduciary as it relates to the plan and would need to be very careful about how you interact with the plan and what you invest in. 

We were fortunate enough to have a tenant approach us that wanted to rent all five units to house the recipients of her non-profit, children that were in the foster care system, but are now adults removed from the system and still need assistance.

There are good people here, and most of what you can find in those seminars you can find here for free if you're willing to take the time to search, read and interact. 

@Dave Foster - Thank you so much for a clear explanation!!

They have even sent no contact letters to the long term tenants saying the interactions are not good for the gentleman's disability.

I’m new to investing In the area but she comes highly recommended and my Interactions with her so far have been great.

Might fit your construction background, reduced customer interaction while on your career path, and Family mode, better long term.Start small and Make your Big Mistakes Early. 

Honestly, it seems you have things covered with the lender and lawyer to make sure you're good, but having a realtor may work in your benefit if you feel they could find you deals in the future and thus foster a relationship with them buy letting them in on this deal. 

First off I want to say that this is the best forum I've ever read and interacted with.