@Chris Martin No worries once you attend their workshop they give you tools and access so that you can she people who had gone through training and took action.

I did the workshop earlier this summer.  

If it is walking too loud I have told tenants to work it out between them but I have had to tell tenants no powertool/workshops,  Super loud music, incessant barking, clogs/drunken shenanigans on the stairs  and kids running the hallway after quiet hours. 

I'm not so much looking for profit as to create a vision and that vision will be supported also by recreational camping, art workshops and retreats as well as non profit donations for the AIR program.Many tax lien investors here do their own foreclosures which will court and all fees comes out to less than $300. per parcel. 

Another way to educate yourself is to attend workshops that can offer hands-on knowledge.

Below is the link to a form that the Virginia Fair Housing office handed out at a fair housing workshop held for our local landlord club.

I do offer small group workshops for local investors or homeowners who want to manage their own rental properties.Good luck, and let me know if I can help.

I'm also part of group which meets weekly and has a monthly RE workshop.

It was recommended at workshop recently.

Listen to podcasts, attend RE workshops and surround yourself with people who support your endeavors.