Were I have had the most success passively is investing in things I know and have some knowledge on.

Knowledge is power! 

BP is a great community, and there are tons of knowledgable folks on here to help you with any questions you might have. 

This renter stays and pays.

I am in the process of exploring property management companies in Dutchess County, New York, and I’m reaching out to this knowledgeable community for recommendations.

I tend to stay south of the Mason Dixon line because the weather isn't as tough on properties.

I agree an attorney would be a great idea, but what I've found with my own parents is they use their "old friend who's been an attorney for 47 years" who doesn't know jack about real estate.First, I you've come to the right place, please try to find an attorney on this forum who has knowledge and experience on the subject.

I personally would stay out of this entirely, I'm the landlord and nothing more.

I am also a recent college graduate and am looking for an entry level job in the real estate world to gain some experience and knowledge, but the job search has been difficult.

It's not just data; it's knowledge, empowerment and opportunity rolled into one groundbreaking solution.However SMFLs aspirations go beyond this.