Looking forward to your advice and help.So far, I have been buying properties either from the MLS or as suggested by realtors. 

Im a college student currently working on my capstone project where Im aiming to build a property management software.

If you can find those two with a desirable property and location you should be ok.

The property had good bones and a solid structure, making it a great candidate for renovations that could increase its value.

This is particularly true in markets like ours in Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough counties, where we manage a variety of properties ranging from Class D neighborhoods to more upscale Class A properties.

The property had good bones and a solid structure, making it a great candidate for renovations that could increase its value.

I look at it as essentially selling the house and still making money.

Focus on getting your first property, reducing expenses, improving the property, and saving money by earning more. 

We have a telephone number for our property management business.

You can do EDDM or most mailer companies also sell lists.As a realtor, I have access to a lot of lists and information.