Search for them and read through them for examples that may apply to your situation.

For example, you set up key word alerts. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts

Obviously you have to do your due diligence and offer the correct amount in order to make money on it.My frustration comes when people saying that you need to buy a generic (absentee for example) list first.

For example, you set up key word alerts. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts

For example, once you transfer to a university, your classes and your travel time between school and your rental property may prove to not make self-management worth it.

As an example, let’s assume that you plan to buy a rental house.

Do you have any case law examples of a real estate investor who bought a piece of property, sold it at a higher price without adding value and got convicted of "predatory dealing" (or whatever the statute might be)?

For example if you find a property for $60,000, rent should be at $600 for 1% of $60k or $1200 for 2% of $60k.  

There have been a multitude of warnings on this site about Hubzu and their title company...and yours is just another prime example of why investors should not look at saving pennies when they're leaving dollars on the table by using any title company with a clear record of incompetence.

So, through research I came up with the idea to offer virtual property management services for example (rental postings, lease generation, work orders follow-up, deposit accounting and so on) but it looks like most states require a broker for these services.