I have worked as a systems administrator; .NET programmer; application support specialist; web developer commercial fisherman, contractor, large equipment operator and accountant. 

My 24/7 Service Would Include:-Review Maintence Request-Schedule Vendors-Coordinate Between Vendors & Tenants-Maintence Follow Ups After Work Completed-Update Your Property Management Software-Pay Vendors-Basic Accounting-Process Prospective Tenants Applications-Notary Services-Other Administrative Duties Upon RequestBy me being virtual I can provide this service to people outside my local parameter.

I specialize in Small Business Administration Loans (SBA) and Commercial Loans.

I think it is about time I figure out what type of entity to form.I have heard advice that each property goes into an LLC, but that seems like an administrative nightmare.

I am getting my RE license so I can have unrestricted access to properties and not have to use a realtor to show me properties.If a realtor feeds me a property that I end up buying I have no problem signing a property specific agreement that is required for inclusion in the offer they submit on my behalf.In my short time trying to enter the RE business I have met several realtors who what you to commit to them and then just want to feed you automated listings without ever providing any property/area analysis, comps or anything else.They want me to screen the automated emails for them and they just submit the offer....that is not what I need a realtor for, if a realtor has no time or willingness to earn my business by actually demonstrating what value they can bring to the table by screening properties with actual details/analysis & numbers and forwarding those to me so I can determine if they really do understand my needs or if they just want to be an administrative paper processor submitting the offer and contract paperwork after I do all the research...not interested.  

American Homes for Rent (NYSE: AMH) numbers for quarterly period ended June 30, 2015.. for 37,491 single-family properties in 22 states:Rents from single-family properties $137,818,000Fees from single-family properties $2,204,000 Property operating expenses:Leased single-family properties $67,823,000Vacant single-family properties and other $4,456,000 72,288 / 140,022 = 51.63%If you take into account "tenant chargebacks" revenue and "General and administrative" expense, you reach the same conclusion (51.69%).

If you are looking for data, I would start on the county tax administration/property search website.  

Right now, I am working in Business Administration in town and have become increasingly interested in real estate investing over the past year. 

Even if these loans are secured, that too presents a large administrative burden to properly service those accounts.  

If you can generate $1,000/hour selling and you can pay someone $12.00 an hour to help with administrative tasks do so.3.