Alternatively, you can look into roles with the top commercial brokerages, I know the big ones have world class training programs that will greatly increase your real estate investing knowledge.

After that you will want to meet with a Realtor who works for a Brokerage that does Property Management.

Hopefully the class will have a test prep portion to it as well to help you pass.It's best to interview at least 3-5 brokerages to see who will be a good fit for you, your lifestyle and your personality.

Because I'm not up to my eyeballs in business, I can focus all of my available time on your needs.As the owner of a small brokerage, I'll promote the personal service.  

My brokerage does not do property management so I am interested in just the tenant placement component.For those that work with landlords, what methods are you using to get landlords to list their properties with you for rent?

I worked with the Brokerage to sell the Single Family homes I had, so that I could do 1031 exchanges.

in my day offices had numerous helpful meetings weekly that were free.. many brokerages still do.. this is where I learned how to make money at real estate..  

My company is an investment focused brokerage that also does property management/hard money and are the highest rated investment firm in the Twin Cities.  

Do you have any broker, agent, or property management recommendations in the Wilmington, NC area?

I personally love the brokerage I am with.