I started doing work and managing my own properties and now I would like to offer services for others.

I've also found a lot of service providers and those who sell mentorship programs push their clients towards these neighborhoods because there are no barriers of entry.

Instead of disconnecting the service when the tenant moves out and stops service, it transfers the utilities back to you without service interruption.

I think the thing to remember is that housing rentals are a customer service business and sometimes you’ll have to spend more time with one building than another.

I am a realtor that does all the conventional real estate stuff - with excellent customer service, of course. 

Both companies suck but do have impressive customer service outcomes from recent complaints.  

For part of my graduation project for senior year, I have to partner with a business and provide a service to them that will in turn grow their company.

In fact, I don't think such a thing exists but for the sake of argument here are a few things you seem to fail to appreciate the gravity of.My company laid of 20% of its staff in March 2020.An ungodly amount of in person services closed their doors leaving their staff (our rental pool) scrambling to pay the bills.Local governments shut down schools leaving mothers and fathers (ourselves and our rental pool) scrambling for childcare.Local governments put a moratorium on evictions for non paying tenantsSmall businesses who didn't fraudulently apply for PPP loans took a bath for years.The list goes on and on.

Day after place a lien, I'd file and start service for notice of foreclosure. 

With the last 2 homes, I've been getting a LOT of verified, Zillow applications from out of state and they want the house in 2 months.