It worked out well, but It was very time consuming.

It is very time consuming - should I rather send them out in bulk to entire neighborhoods?

I have packages for 1st lien and wraps, but you do not want to offer lease options to consumers. 

Ive spent my entire time in the military consuming book after book on the topic of financial education and real estate.

If they just hand over a bunch of videos, you're better off finding someone on Youtube and consuming all the free content you can get. 2) Your course should cost less than $5k.

So why is it ironic ....Because suddenly ranking #1 is not the prize anymore.

That’s currently what I’m trying to do and have a few irons in the fire to do so. 

Surely these things will boost the home's value.I have a steady job that could afford to pay the mortgage of the second house should i not have a renter.700 ish credit scoreNo real debt besides a truck payment/ motorcycle payment...low debt to income ratio basically.I've owned a house since i was 20 years old...30 now and I've done tons of troubleshooting/ repair on homes so i know a dump when i see one.Here's what i know i need to iron out:How do i come up with a down payment for the second house? 

Unfortunately, I developed some pretty poor financial and spending habits during college as I currently sit around $9,500 of consumer debt, with a car loan/credit card debt.

Thanks @Bill Exeter I’ve kept plodding through TurboTax ans you’re right...this is getting really time consuming to figure out on my own.