Many realtors are more administrative contract negotiator these days.

And, of course, it's not free - you have to pay administration fees, find an independent trustee, etc. 

Anyone can try to create a public database if they want.

The Connecticut administrative regulations (and many leases) provide a 10 day grace period.

Do you think the current executive branch is held to any executive action from the Obama administration?

., administrative fees for loans, administrative fees for property insurance, etc.

Trust administration? 

There have been some complaints  from investors on the administration side  alleging: improper reporting of tax information, lack of updates on problem investments and  other customer service issues.  

Currently I go to school for hospital administration and it also teaches about marketing and real estate on a certain level.I also listen to podcasts in my spare time and try to soak in as much knowledge as possible.

You should look to see if the potential savings will outweigh the administrative costs.I would not put the properties that you intend to buy and hold into the S-corp.Let me know if you have any additional questions.