Steve T. take a look on Narpm.org that is the National association of Residential Property Managers.

This is similar to how they hold their wealth in India and many 3rd world nations (which we do not live in, yet, knock on wood). 

The more you buy/sell, the higher % you keep, depending on your contract with your broker.You're probably best off at a small local firm where you can pay minimal fees, get access to MLS and basic supervision, and aren't required to pay $600/year to local/state/national association of realtors (NAR).

As for the fingerprints, I have submitted everything for my backround check and passed my education requirements "168 hours" and just need to pass the state and national exam on Wednesday.

In 2016 Utah was #1 in the nation for pop growth by percentage with 2%.

You might have a hard time getting it financed too - the National MHP lenders aren't going to be interested in a deal that size in my experience, and local banks are hit or miss on these.

They are a national lender that will lend up to 90% of a purchase price and rehab.

In a recent study from the National Multi Family Housing Council the researchers made this conclusion about bad online reviews:As many as 52% of all renters will avoid a community that have bad reviews.

Hopefully learning enough on this site gets me there.I'm unsure of how to figure out renovation costs, how to pick a market/learn about it, and learn/follow trends in the national real estate market in general.

I have heard that some institutions still offer 30 year in Canada, mostly on residential with a lot of hoops to jump through.