With the internet these days you can find people to help, the real key is having a team on the ground for quick response if needed. 

I'm just a bit surprised but not browsing the internet on the subject.

Hi Dylan, I'm glad to hear you didn't get fooled by the mentorship program--all the information you need to be successful is available for free on the internet and through talking with agents, lenders and property managers.

In Cleveland OH it is 1-2BR furnished rentals priced at 1,200-1,600 monthly utilities and internet included. 

I spent most of my weekend combing the internet to see what I could find for Wisconsin but I can't seem to find anything.

If I recall correctly (I'm sure the internet will correct me if I'm not!) 

To make connections with other investors, real estate experts, and possible partners, go to local real estate investing clubs, meetings, and networking events.Leads/Properties: Explore via a variety of channels, including direct mail marketing, networking events, and internet platforms like Realtor.com, Zillow, and MLS, to locate leads and properties.

Personal utility bills are a good example (electric, internet, TV, etc.).

Amortization schedules are free all over the internet.

Your investing selections should be informed by thorough financial analysis because markets can fluctuate greatly.Joining local real estate meetings, networking with local real estate investors, or using internet platforms for contractor ratings may all be useful when looking for a trustworthy general contractor.