I also got a college degree in business that emphasized in real estate.  

Which is not to say there aren't deals to be found, but I took a look at your website and it seems to be emphasizing distressed/low priced properties, which are a little thin on the ground here at the moment

I came across Biggerpockets a few months ago and as I begin to get into managing multi-family properties I can’t emphasize enough how helpful the content and user contribution to this site is.My question is on a two family (5 bd) my parents own.

I ran the figures past Bigger Pockets, but haven't received a response yet.I think I got the response because I used a Professional Letter I created emphasizing the benefits rather than the features ... thanks to a BP article on direct mail.

I also graduated from college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

@Justin Windham In Michigan I think there is only 8 and with cell phones they all say local.I really want to emphasize the three major markets but not sure if I want three websites targeting each so am going to just hit the entire state as majority of population is in those three markets.

Do you plan to flip, rent, etc Since you're just starting off I would emphasize that you need to buy right...buy under market value to give yourself a cushion....Make $ the day you buy!

I got a college education and got a degree in business that emphasized real estate.  

I want to emphasize another passive advantage of #8 - Team. 

They don't emphasize how tricky are the comps and assessing rehab and what are the tactics to use the mls