This is VERY hard to do for someone that isn't a knowledgeable agent with an eye for detail.  

Remember, all big investors had to start at the beginning, so keep your eyes on the prize, stay strong, and be open to learning.Good luck!

I am licensed as a broker in two states and in NY I was able to waive into my license with a current attorney bar card so you might want to check on that as well.If your eye is to working with investors and management, look up Chantal Duame at Good Neighbor Realty.

Not saying it is a bad deal but I think people should go into it with their eyes open and its a very long commitment.

Keep an eye on your competition and see what rents quickly and what doesn't.

If you have time, go visit some of the homes and secret-shop them to see how they compare to yours.I recommend looking at the market at least once a month for the rest of your life to keep an eye on things.

Check out deals closely, connect with many people, and eye cities where lots of folks rent.

However, I just reached the decision to sell it an hour before posting this (so that part of the process has barely started).I have an eye on a specific property I really want, but it just went up today and already has 32 saves on Zillow.

Will you be as good in the eyes of tenants as other properties on the market? 

Here are a few side gigs you might find interesting:Real Estate Photography: If you've got a decent camera and an eye for detail, real estate photography can be a lucrative gig.