@Monique Stewart of all the markets that you mentioned, personally, I think Kansas City has the best combination of cash flow and strong economic and demographic trends.

If that deal was here in front of me, I would probably buy it in about 5 seconds.

I have learned so much from the community on BP combined with what I already knew about RE but thats just me as an individual, self taught.

And secondly, which one will be less paperwork in combined hours?

I have a squeaky dryer in my rental.

Some version of builders risk...sometimes combined with vacant property.

I've had condo associations have rules on window coverings (must have a white or off white liner on curtains or blinds must be white or off white), appliances (ie no washer or dryer in the unit) and flooring (sound proofing). 

Combining two K1s under a new LLC does not accomplish what you want.

With this structure we have not been turned away from lender because we are Canadian, but have found an increased difficulty with refinancing our rentals with ARV of $60,000.We have a couple more lenders we are talking with, and have determined that by packaging our two SF rentals together to create a combined value higher than $100,000, we have achieve refinancing. 

So why not combine all three:  Go to work with your mentor, pursue college online or wherever you find yourself when you figure out what it is you want to study and where you want to live.