You'll need additional resources like an amazing cleaning crew, handyman, etc.... 

Here are five ways to increase cashflow:-Application Fees-Pet fees-Washer and Dryers-If you are responsible for electricity, have a company make an energy assessment of your properties-Turn some of your units into short term rentals.

Most people in high school really don't think about money or investing so there are not really a lot of resources for people like me out there.

Second, this business requires attention to detail in planning and execution -- so misspelling "realtor" shows that, like many of us, you sometimes let the energy take you a little faster than spellcheck can keep up with!

Lots of great resources and information on here.I wholesale in Phoenix and could also recommend some contractors as well (Although I would recommend getting bids from several different contractors to familiarize yourself with price points).As far as hard money is concerned, Boomerang Capital / CapFund1 / Merchants / Clear Mortgage are all great reputable lenders in the area.Feel free to PM me if you ever want to chat

I have read a bit on BP forums about wholesaling, listened  to many podcasts where investors mention wholesalers being a good resource for finding properties.

Inbox me and I'm glad to provide resources such as demographic and school information and which neighborhoods we have had the best success in.

I was wondering what are some resources for finding a contractor to inspect the property with me.

Even hedge funds with unlimited resources sucked at residential rentals back in the cheap days.

@Terrell Garrenhttp://www.landlordstation.com/blog/top-landlord-f...https://www.rentcafe.com/blog/renting/states-best-...I just checked out those resources Terrell, really informative and I have no prior knowledge of those websites.