But you are not building any equity renting your current place.Just keep a few things in mind: make sure the rental market can support your income goals, be prepared for the time needed to manage multiple rentals while working full-time, and stay aware of any lease terms that could affect your plans.

Im not sure about the late paymenet / eviction policys though. 

Lately, I’ve been encountering some challenges with municipalities imposing new rules and restrictions that impact my properties and operations.I’m interested in learning how others have successfully addressed these issues.

Sure... with a W-2 it can easily be challenged.

If you are living with your parents and plan on doing so for the next 2 years, I'd make sure you are paying rent and by that I don't necessarily mean to your parents but putting that money aside and not touching it. 

I'm eager to learn from your experiences—what strategies or processes do you use to determine expense figures in your market?

Not sure if you mentioned the condition of the house.

Advertising for vacancies is great - it syndicates across many platforms.It can be a little clunky and hard to learn for some things, but their customer support is excellent. 

I'm currently interested in learning more about land and I'm wondering, does anyone have recommendations for learning about land investing? 

I was hoping I could learn more about the houses for sale or get better filters.