I had the same apprehension about section 8 that many people might have but my experience has been the opposite of any negative stereotypes. 

Not only do we have high STR/MTR demand, but we have an endless line of people that want to live here and yet very little buildable land, the result of which is consistently strong appreciation.If you have the option, I would consider a townhome over a condo.

I work 80 a week in real estate which far exceeds most people and you want to claim that you work in real estate 16-24 hr a day???

I was considering going into real estate investing because I would like to cut out the middle man ( the broker that is) lol and have some diversity with my license, not just helping people buy and sell houses.

I’m a builder and investor, I tell a lot of people the best way to invest into real estate at this time is to build it.

We're still looking for people to help out on the blog.

You can learn from books, talks, online lessons, meeting people, getting your money ready, looking into things, types of houses, help from someone who knows, and lessons from pros.

I just wanted to let people know of an option out there that i was really impressed by.I was looking for additional education as well as a way to get something that I could put on a resume as I was applying to Real Estate Industry jobs.

You're leveraging the ability to find/screen/properly manage people and properties.

Also, I second the meetup in Ypsilanti as it is very close to you and should be a convenient way to meet people face to face.