There is so much to learn and you have definitely come to the right place.If you haven't already read this I would definitely prioritize it:http://biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investingTo your success,

I prefer the folks that prioritize rent above all the other "stuff" (as they should because their will be no place to park or put their stuff if they get evicted!).

Relationships are key because they can prioritize your projects if they like you and or you are giving them consistent business.

prioritize. if that means project b only gets 2 days a week, it is what it is...

Prioritize the ones that fit your needs the best and go down from there.Good fortunes

Also, prioritize keeping some reserves, and make sure you have an emergency fund. 

Prioritize quality and risk mitigation more than ever, you will depend on this a lot more than the ones with more means.

You can finally prioritize the things that are really important—like being there for your family with your time, instead of justifying spending your time to afford the life be there for your family.

Warren Buffett has a great way to prioritize your goals. http://www.businessinsider.com/warren-buffett-prod...

My wife and I bought our first house (home) 6 months ago and through working on this project, I've learned quite a few things I can do and enjoy and those things that I would rather let someone else take care of in the future.At present, I'm taking the advice given from a thread I started a few months back about prioritizing small debts and building an emergency fund (1paid off by the holiday, 1 < $5k to be paid off by March/April).