It's huge... depending on your strengths and weaknesses, maybe you would even want to start off as a property manager? 

Albert Bui Pros: mentioned often on BP Cons: accounting module is very weak, expensive for small operations Cost: $1 per unit, per month plus an onboarding fee (equal to two months of service).

Why do people not see this how deficits are neccessary for a weak private sector?

For instance, we are in Orange County, which has many different cities, each with its own strengths and weaknesses, all of which affect the neighborhood markets.

ListMessage contentCall to actionEnvelope/paper/inkHandwriting or printingPostageAddressingReturn addressAnswer liveVoice mailCall handlingTiming of follow upNumber of mailings to listIdentify motivationSpending time on weak prospectsSpending enough time/focus on strong prospectsFollow upFollow upFollow upKeeping recordsTracking resultsTweaking campaign based on resultsUnderestimating amount of time after the mail dropCumulative results over months and yearsWillingness to change approach as market dictatesAnd there is more.

I have known about them, the down fall is those websites are weak and no up to date in my market.

Perhaps, even call interviewers you sat with and ask if they could tell you what they believe your strengths and weaknesses are, and if they have any suggestions they could give you to break into that particular industry.

Are those super cheap properties in ghetto areas with chronic perpetual poverty?  

I'm a therapist, and one of my first interactions was with a home owner with chronic mental health concerns, so I found it fun and interesting, but I'm not sure everyone would feel the same way. 

As you can see from the arguments, each property type has its strengths and weaknesses.