We could simply hire a manager but we could also just create a "quasi-management" situation where we have someone that is boots on the ground and we continue the "office work" which is fine with me.

In my opinion, any savings you would obtain from doing anything other than continuing to rent in your current situation is simply cost avoidance.

I commend you for taking this crucial first step in your real estate investing career, and that first step is simply reaching out for guidance.Through the years, I have perfected and sourced undervalued property for immediate resale. 

With that being said, I have done remodels on 100+ year old homes and I can tell you that I avoid at all cost owning old homes simply because of the time and labor required to work on an older home.

I wanted an honest review of my landing pages, but bigger pockets does not allow me to post links to my own website.With no links to my webpages to review directly, I simply asked for some tips/advice regarding landing pages.

He said he personally went there to talk to them today and the tenants are sticking with their story that they simply opened the door and the window fell out.

The screener would simply call the number listed and ask does so-and-so work there or live there, and not do the simplest of diligence to determine if the number was an actual employer or landlord.

Do you suggest just simply asking every seller I come across if they're interested in seller financing?

Reason I am asking is there is a lot of changes being made to Facebook and I just simply do not have the time to put into learning it all the time.

That is still a win, and then assuming that over time the rents will increase, you will still be ahead.