Little Village (near Lagunitas at 2607 W. 17th St), Bridegeport (Halsted and 35th near Nana) McKinnley Park, Bronzeville, Brighton Park and Gage Park are all communities that may be more attractive to Gen Y (until they have children) gentrifiers because of low cost of rents and the ability to purchase property and pay off student loan debt at the same time. 

I'm sure it will change over time, but good start.Regarding the loans, you actually have the ability to get more than four loans.  

BP offers free online educational videos along with it's free forums and the ability to connect with other real estate investors.

From the informative forums, free online educational videos and courses, and the ability to network with other real estate investors, the possibilities are endless!

If you're house hacking and one spouse does qualify as a real estate professional (license, active hours, etc) does the the fact that a portion of the property is your primary residence affect the ability to write off all loses on the other spouse's income? 

As I use the BRRR strategy, an important factor for me is the ability to refinance quickly.

This will affect your ability to obtain conventional financing for 3-5 years. 

Everything considered it is probably a good business model for those investors who have the ability to deal with people with "more limited" resources.

Pay your parents back with your rent savings, and then build up another war chest to go buy another property.If you don’t have the ability to borrow your down payment, then you’ll need to hustle and find a way to save $20K or so.

BUT, in this below article it states that a bill was passed to ban discrimination in Maryland.