I have plenty of experience building with these materials myself and am a practicing Civil Engineer in Coos Bay, Oregon.

I'm guessing I should look for a decent job to support my self while learning with the first couple properties, but until then what can I do in the mean time to get the best start.I am working on getting some of the books so I have reading material this winter, but other than that what should/could I be doing?

You are talking about low rates, but those are usually promotional deals and not fixed.

You can then use the cards for building material and cash advance to pay your subs.

Who said he ordered the material for the rehab but still has not produced it after weeks of saying he did.

I just received all of my course material from Allied Real Estate Schools and was wondering if anyone else was starting their 180 hour segment around the same time and if you would be interested in a study group to push/help each other?

Also did you use real hardwood floor or a different material?

I deal with the tenants-- take phone calls, screen applicants, show apartments, collect rent, deal with maintenance issues (scheduling and hiring), find properties, market properties, plan renovations, buy renovation materials, assist with renovations and do bookkeeping for rent collections. 

I'm trying to get the details of the lawsuit to see if there's a chance the suit can come to me, but the landlord is dragging her feet and asking me to give her any support material I may have.

Spoke with a few realtors, but nothing materialized.