I've started browsing on Zillow and websites like that, I'm reading books like "What every real estate investor needs to know about cashflow", and listening to the bigger pockets podcasts. 

@Eric Fernando You should start by looking at the county property appraiser website and check out the neighborhood and the zoning for that particular property.

We just finished a SF BRRR in Pitts, that should be on the rental market by next week.

I hear you about Appfolio--I have not signed up for the demo, I was turned off by their website that provides zero info (there is literally only one accessible page!) 

Check with your county's website.

I'm actively enrolled in my local colleges' pre-licensing course, and am excited to be finishing up and sitting for the state exam in May.

If there is cleaning or repairs to be done, I will update my photos once everything is finished and before the next tenant occupies.With high-def video, many will record with video.

Good Day all.   Scott here in Little Elm, TX.   New to bigger pockets and new to investing.   Looking to meet & connect with people who are in all phases of investing.    Scott BeauregardS.O.S Real Estate North Texas

I have a reading list on my website.

Their website also has some good information about lease options in general if you want to learn more.Another thing you can do is just ask if a seller is willing to do a lease-option, especially if you see a house on the market that you like that has been sitting for a long time.