I'm cross referencing recommendations from BP post to internet research on services and fees.

Look reputation comes with internet presence.

The form can be found on the internet and from several free sources:http://www.simplifyem.com/forms/tennessee-notice-to-vacateI recommend not sharing with your current tenants and/or in any advertising that you are seeking families as future tenants to avoid Fair Housing issues as well as being legally challenged on the evolving definition of "family."  

I printed a contract off the Internet.

Have also done refis with bank of internet through Costco. 

A video game dork in mom's basement might be able to self educate through the internet, but so can the biomedical engineering while s/he is getting that degree. 

This is not something I would take the advice of an internet forum on, you need to talk to a lawyer who knows your local laws, in addition to state & federal. 

Congratulations, you have found one of the most valuable free resources on the internet for real estate investors new and old.

Internet connectivity is a must and multiple access points will help, but amenities such as garbage disposals, ice makers, and even dishwashers might as well become an annual expense line item.

@Charisse PattersonYour LLC is a business and you can write off certain business expenses like advertising, mileage to look at properties, cell phone and internet if they are use exclusively for the business, a website if you are going to try and attract off market deals, business cards, etc.