You will get some good offers, I advise you to narrow them down to three and call those banks/brokers.

I am currently thinking of doing a three-year period and sell the house for about 15,000 more than what it appraised for.

Sometimes an institutional seller, like Fannie Mae or HUD, will put a restriction on the timing of your sale, for instance: you may not sell within three months for more than 125% of the sale price. 

If you are successful in your ejectment, you will have to maintain exclusive possession (either yourself or through tenants) for three years before you will be able to quiet title.

Hey BP,My wife and I just bought our first three units earlier this year (turnkey).

@Mike BurkettI’m assuming nine bedrooms, three bathrooms.

I do not have personal experience with using hard money, but I know three HM lenders thanks to my local real estate investing group.

No sarcasm here.Giving your free, actionable advice through which you can take advantage of the "Stage Two" bubble (heard it's bigger than Stage One but less scary than Stage Three). 

Somone told me once I get my license I should work for a company for three years and after that I can start my own PM compamy.

Priced at 190 but negotiable, the three units rent for 2k roughly each month.