I'm a new Real Estate Investor who is looking for a good excel program to keep track of all my business expenses.

Prepare an answer ahead of time if he asks why, but don't volunteer it.

New homes are much more attractive because the financing is better for buyers (and yourself if you dont have the option - the CASH program from Clayton is an effective way of doing this).

There are also a number of mentoring programs that can teach you how to get into multi-family. 

Be prepared for several "if" statements: if you have a 401k, and if you transfer it over to your new employer (assuming they have a 401k plan as well), and if their 401k plan allows for loans, then you can take up to 50% of your vested balance or $50k (whichever is the smaller amount) as a loan from the 401k.

My plan was to rehab small cosmetic fixes then refinance in about a year because I will be living in it, the bank is saying I should qualify for a loan that basically pays for the whole down payment, anyways I was listening to a recent podcast on BRRR and they said it’s usually with a personal line of credit, so is it possible to BRRR with first time home buyers program?

I need help deciding on all these different RE software programs. 

In fact, the only schooling I had after graduating from high school was an audio engineering program from a tiny school called Dark Horse Institute in Franklin, Tennessee.

I am very good with numbers and I think being a Project Estimator would interest me more, but what position would prepare me the best for being Developer?

If a landlord has not budgeted to clean house and experiences a vacancy they were not prepared to face they were not prepared for the realities of doing business.