BP is a great place but also read a bunch of books that people here recommend as well.

I personally recommend you take a accounting course or read an property management book on acounting.

You may feel safer for that first month but after that first month rent is still due once per month so the day it is due is an arbitrary number in my book.

I read forums, and books but i feel like even once i get enough money saved up that i dont know what ill need to do then?

Ned Carey Currently got my nose in the book er, near the computer screen.

I guess I've always wanted to get into real estate, my mother worked for a Broker here for many years and I would always get great advice from him, or books to check out!

Of course, you can always find your way and read books about real estate but I appreciate having a mentor or someone to coach me through some of the first deals.  

Brandon - I've read the beginner's guide and similar books over the past year, great information there.

I also want to thank J Scott for his how to flip book because that is what I'm using to get my first flip done with.

Stay committed to learning about the business and I don't think you can go wrong.I suggest reading through the forums like a mad man, reading all the real estate investing books you can get your hands on, and setting realistic goals you can work towards.