Maybe start with selling homes and once that gets a little bit of traction work on picking up managing a handful of properties on the side?  

I would have the goal of outsourcing it once you've got some traction but things like list fees and shipping can destroy that budget. 

So if I have some valuable and solid deals, where can I post them to gain the most traction? 

I am surprised this threat did not get more traction.

It is freshly renovated/fixed so I was hoping for little more traction from potential tenants.  

Hi Account Closed, I haven't had to do any major contracting work in my RE experience yet, but I did start doing research for a new multi-family construction/build in Hampton Roads and got great guidance and traction with Gary Tiller of Tiller Construction Company.I found him through buildzoom and he was one of the first contractors to respond and call me directly.

Any traction on this meetup?  

We, as a company, rately post on the MLS, since we get enough traction with the other web sites and really dont need other agents to bring potential tenants to us. 

Keep pushing...you'll get some traction soon. 

In this case it's not likely to be in the lease, but if you can prove it was listed as an amenity you have some traction.