I will be graduating this coming spring 18, and currently interning at a local commercial real estate firm, hopefully with a job coming after I graduate.  

I hope to one day be a an international investor, but just starting out locally is a good enough start.Thanks @Luis Reyes.  

I have an international high end luxury home & condo background.I was an Adjunct Professor in Florida's University System.

Self-directed IRA custodians are registered, FDIC insured (for cash) and regulated in the same fashion as household names in the investment world that focus strictly on publicly traded assets.The questions you need to ask are:1) What kind of services do you need?

Also, you may want to intern with a Property Management company, RE investing company, developer, Commercial Broker or commercial lender. 

Must be located within a 25 minute drive to Orlando International Airport.

You see it in some McMansions around here used throughout.In any case, there is no way on earth that any wall with no internal framing made entirely of drywall is a load-bearing wall.

I presented the following scenario to him:- My current self-employment income is as a sole proprietor- While not currently formed, I would look to create an LLC for real estate purposes soon- My self-employment income is small and possibly will not be recurring, so I considered other possible self-employment income streams- I have not done any flips to date (just BRRRRs), but once I do, I would look to do them in an LLC- I also have potential real estate self-employment income in another fashion.  

I've rented Airbnbs all over the place even internationally, and the ones with the good locations sell themselves and are always booked and I'm sure the property owners aren't sweating over reviews.

I recently joined BiggerPockets I am an international student from France currently studying at the University of Oklahoma.