Listen to bigger pockets podcast starting from the first episode and after in that order, the ones now talk a lot less about real estate and the nitty gritty of how to get a deal like the ones did when Josh was the host. 

I would like to simply host or take part in small group meetings to discuss deals and share ideas in a "iron sharpens iron" type of in-person environment.  

There is a BP only group that I think meets at the Well - @Michelle LutzI host the largest association meeting (Not a meetup) MAREI - 2nd tuesday in person - 4th Thursday virtual and every Friday virtual round table discussion.There is WinVestors that meets on WednesdaysJohnson County Landlords that meets the 1st Wednesday of the monthEastern Kansas in Topeka - las MondaysLandlords Inc - 4th TuesdaysEastern Jackson County Landlords last Wednesdaysi need to learn about the Lawrence one and there is a Northland group that meets on 1st Saturdays I think.I post many of them on the MAREI calendar -And I post MAREI specific events & Michelle usually posts her events both here on the BP calendarBig shout out to my MAREI members, vendors and guests who raised over 30,000 meals for Harvesters this past week!!

I prefer the original back when Josh was host, and the Money podcast is great too.

It is a booking platform that is free for hosts and guests.

If the place is in good condition most of what a regular PM would be doing is collecting the rent.

Shampoo, condition, body wash, hand soap, coffee, creamer, toilet paper, paper towels, laundry and dish detergent, copious amounts of sheets, pillow cases, blankets, etc.Nearly every Airbnb host I have talked to has lost money on cleaning fees, so there is another expense.  

Therefore, damaging the investment by not performing regular maintenance.· Trying to find things to do/charge for when there is no need in order to create additional income.· Long term agreements – trying to make as much money possible of the home while have it locked under contract· Subcontracting!!

Get paid to live there and add that amount to regular student loan payments.

Also, it sounds like if you cashed out now, you will be taxed as regular income, not capital gains or be able to do a 1031.