This particular storefront will be an incubator for creatives.

This seller is flexible and open for creativity. 

It lets my creative side out.  

Each year, after I purchase a property, I have to re-look up how to treat the various items from the HUD-1 (closing statement) when preparing my Schedule E.

The other way is to do creative financing but that would require some more digging and finding a motivated seller. 

I figure with that luxury this could be a win win for me.I know I am not fully prepared at this time to make that commitment (Education wise) so if anyone can send me some feedback on the steps I will need to take considering I will be only 18 with no credit, and where I might want to change things or a better way to go about this I would really appreciate it !

Final passage, after decades of planning, will be the waving of the green flag that starts this new land rush and I started preparing for it five years ago. 

@Kevin DicksonI think it sounds like it's worth a shot and I like the creativity.

They seemed pretty open to creative ideas, including cross-collateralization to allow me to purchase my next property with relatively little out of pocket.Have you considered a blanket loan to wrap all your properties under one loan?

There are multiple forums daily discussing various REI strategies, tips and tricks, creative financing ideas etc, would BP be an "evil guru" if they charged for acceess?