@Kermaury Musgrove Is your family willing to help you with this venture?

Ask how much the training costs.Since you are here on BP, I always venture to say there are more investor agents at Keller Williams than any other brokerage. 

Doing a joint venture could be another option.

I am a 25 year Real Estate agent in SoCal (mostly residential however venturing more into commercial; and getting back into investing in other states as well, which will be my next post) I have tried quite a few lead services and while some may do better in other areas of the country , most seem to a flop in this area, of those tried HouseJet, Reaology, USHud and Realty Bargains( Realty Bargains was the best however they kept sending me mostly investors who's matrix would not pencil in the areas I serve)  I am doing my best to figure out social marketing, my views/impressions are good however that has not turned into transactions as of yet; So I am on the hunt for a 3rd party lead co with quality Seller leads.

I would venture to say that's about he same in CA, 

Investing in real estate requires careful planning and due diligence, but with the right approach, it can be highly rewarding venture.

We've done a successful SF gut rehab venture, which is now up as a STR.

We detail the full stectrum of passiveness (funds vs. partials vs. joint ventures vs. whole notes, etc.). 

Address their concerns promptly to foster a positive landlord-tenant relationship.Being nervous and excited is perfectly normal for your first venture into real estate investing. 

I read somewhere here that I could advertise here asking for joint venture partners, how does that work?