Apps are really geared for 10+ jobs with 500k minimum at any given time open projects.

I see good opportunity throughout, but am gearing up to go on a drive around - particularly near the colleges.

Know NY state is a completely different animal but I'm in the same situation as Brian with a rental affected by Irma and have read no definitive answer, only know that we have done our best job of having help onsite ASAP but can't control the local utilities and permitting when dealing with electrical contractors.Any insight on your position would be much appreciated, everything I've read is mixed depending on if the site was geared towards tenant or landlord responsibility. 

The entrepreneurship program at UF was almost entirely geared around working for other people's businesses that they had started. 

Spends about 10hrs a year on it all at this point, and gearing up for the next.

You would need to market actively as (with just about any other city as well) good options are not going to be found on the MLS these days.Personally, regarding investing in this area the current opportunities are definitely more geared towards the flipping and wholesaling strategy.  

You are a real estate agent, make your living this way but don't use one geared for it?

I am gearing up to start investing in some rental properties (probably at least 10 single family homes).  

Sometimes just finding the site and beginning to change your mindset are the hardest gears to grind.

So set for life is a good book recommendation for personal finances, but are there any more books or resources that will really help me lock down and get into gear with my finances to be able to start investing?