I use United Corporate (David Bass) for every NY entity.

Not next to a fourplex with all kinds of cars parked in the driveway and kids out in the street.Your goal as a house-hacker should be to control a more-expensive property for less than the amount it would normally cost you every month, reducing your monthly obligation to the expenses and winning on ROI with the appreciation on a pricier property.With minimal down payment, even on a fourplex the best you can hope for really is to break even every month and essentially live rent free.

Can be done out of the service too, but sometimes life/family/obligations can get in the way.

Start doing corporate rentals for minimum 30+ days to get back in compliance and then get on the board. 

Having a full time decent corporate job is great! 

No big fat corporate overhead.

Being 16 I'm guessing you don't have many financial obligations yet: mortgage, car payments, student loans. 

It's my understanding that a real estate degree can allow you entry into the corporate real estate world, like planning new Walmart or Target stores, corporate offices, corporate relocations, etc., so would be worth it if that is interesting to you.   

@Curtis Curley I have a full time job in corporate America as well.

I would like to know if a housing corporation company can rent out for few days or there is a minumun number of days (30 days).Also how the new regulation for short term rentals in Los Angeles will affect housing corporation companies posting in Airbnb.