Sure, you can spend days drawing lines that connect boxes on some Donald Trump level real estate empire org chart in an effort to gain anonymity and avoid liability, but, at the end of the day, what protects business owners is adequate insurance and acting intelligently."

Ideally that snowball will turn into a couple smaller residential value add buy and hold deals to build a system and team, familiarize myself with the rehab side of things, bring to light the things I don’t yet know that I don’t know, and gain some credibility.

Anybody willing to share if they have seen any benefit from investing in opportunity zones?  

I also suggest doing this as your next purchase, as there are many tax benefits of home ownership.

Yes, definitely, I'm with you, so many of the Podcasts are so full of great contents and lessons from many great investors, I'm benefiting a ton from watching/listening to them!

I do have the great benefit of using the VA loan however, where I am stationed now we are already renting a place.

My overall goal is to gain enough capital from wholesaling and eventually move to "house-hacking" before my senior year arises and become a buy and hold investor with multi-Families, Commercial Properties, and sharpen my creative real estate exit strategies like subject-to, and eventually doing 1031 exchanges on future properties I own.

If you take out a TSP loan, you're then paying 2.875% (current rate as of today), but you're also foregoing probably 10-12% in gains that you could be getting.

While as humans we want to give her benefit of the doubt, it sounds like there is a lot of tangible events that constantly went wrong. 

Most of the cost seg firm will provide you cost-benefit analysis for free if you want to talk to them.