Quote from @Michael Baum: Hey @Theresa McGallicher, so try not to spend too much time listening to random people on the internet.

I am a very experienced foreclosure buyer and I think I can answer all of your questions. I can't get it all into one post, but ask your questions and we'll get to them. 
I started out doing pre-foreclosures back in ...

Well, in 2018 76% of all online traffic was online video. 2019 is projected to 82% of all consumer internet traffic will be video.

Material Participation Activities:Property Maintenance: Engage in repairs or construction work on the property to maintain or enhance its condition.Contractor Management: Oversee the hiring and coordination of contractors or handymen for property-related tasks.Tenant Interaction: Communicate with tenants regarding lease agreements, inquiries, or property issues.Property Acquisition: Invest time in property search and evaluation processes, including visits to potential investment properties.Property Management Tasks: Perform activities typically handled by property management companies, such as rent collection or property inspections.Non-Qualifying Activities:Educational Pursuits: Time spent on real estate education or training programs does not count towards material participation.Investor Hours: Hours dedicated to investment analysis, financial planning, or portfolio management are not considered material participation.

Train them the proper time to reach you 9-5pm and in case of emergency Dial 911 before calling you.

Define your investment goals, familiarize yourself with related terms, evaluate your financial situation, begin small, investigate markets, establish investment standards, cultivate professional connections, carry out exhaustive due diligence, investigate funding alternatives, and determine whether to manage the property on your own or by hiring a property management company.Decide what you want to achieve—stable cash flow, long-term growth, tax advantages, or all of these—and dedicate some time to learning about them by reading books, using the internet, taking classes, and attending seminars.

We are paid to live here after all expenses- T, I, maintenance, utilities,  internet, etc. 

and to do what you said - get off the internet. 

Your tenant can use them with their internet service if they like.

When you start reading about this and searching the internet one thing I find is true... there are many LLC formation services that claim to do a bunch of stuff, several of them sell expensive "education" packages which just get a foot in the door to sell more services, and other do-it-yourselfers (legal zoom)ut.