I'll still be a full time student for another semester and I'll be working full time so I don't want to dedicate too much time to traveling to and from my property.

I would set up a manifold for each "group", and I will run a dedicated line from the manifold to bath room 1, another one to bath room 2, another one to kitchen, another one to laundry room, you get the point.

Many of them are contractors, and they're the dedicated ones.

matc has a full curriculum dedicated to real estate.

Now that's dedication!

If you have to replace an air conditioner ($3,500), you're looking at dedicating 6 months rent to paying that off.

You could say I am a newbie a fair amount of background knowledge.As part of this plan, I am looking to find myself an experienced investor in the area who will show me the ropes in exchange for me giving my time, dedication and experience as best as I can.

My current dilemma is that with my current job I could make anywhere from 40-50K a year so could i realsiticlly make that my first year, also could I net 80k my first year with hard work and dedication and treating it like a business and not a job!

I would recommend that you start talking to possible Attornies now to see how they charge and if they have time to dedicate for you.  

Make a deliberate and dedicated effort to attend every real estate investors meeting that you can drive to and talk about what you want to do and connect with the people that have similar interest and ideas.After I bought my first property, I found a group 45 min away, that met every week on a consistent basis and I attended every meeting for 5 years, because I wanted to be around that energy and  individuals focused on real estate investing.