It is endless of what needs to be done from screening properties on the MLS and on search engines like Zillow and Redfin, management, marketing (twitter and facebook),and networking with like minded people online.

This would be a slightly easier way to start off.There is endless amounts of problems you could/will run into, just roll with the punches :DI hope this made sense, writing is not my forte.

Speak with every neighbor, put a sticker or door-hanger on every distressed house, talk to everyone at the gas station when you're filling up your tank, send letters, throw signs.... the list is endless!

This question has been debated endlessly.

There are so many options, especially for young people like yourself, the choices are endless.  

If you have endless amounts of cash then by all means go for it.

Wish you endless success to the Real State World!

Unfortunately, the rationale and the items on this list are endless, and putting this in a post such as this is a non-starter for me.

If it's a private or hard money lender that will accept a discounted payoff without all the hardship documentation and endless paperwork, that could be an easy solution.I'd find a way to buy it for the debt amount and/or take over the existing financing.

The options are endless to length of lease, if shorter than 12, will allow clean repair time but all crews are running at max because of that...