Personally, I find that people who have been in the game a long time are more than willing to share their war stories, which helps to avoid making the same mistakes.  

@Fernando Antonio RijoHello and Welcome to BiggerPockets, the Best Real Estate site on the web.

Now here's the situation my tenant owes from October I know I let it go on too far went to court she was given legal aid and I had to represent myself or pay out of pocket for the same results I won a judgement and I was nice enough to issue a stay of eviction for 7 days well this my first time representing myself so the legal aid on her side knew the game.

I'd recommend to have a game plan in regards to what type of properties you are looking for, what type of budget you have in mind and also what type of financing you will be using.PPS: We have a investor meetup in Anne Arundel County in case you are interested. 

I found this web site and forum after typing some questions into google about real estate investing.My wife and I are looking to get into real estate investing, so I've been reading the forums for the last few hours.  

If you have the house first, only you have skin in the game.

I think you would be better off finishing the basement and adding 2-3 more bedrooms plus a family room that can be used as a media room or game room.

The name of the game is avoiding turnover and down time.

They are amazing and will really help you out and put together a great game plan!

Most major metro areas have a Realtors Association.They typically have a newsletter and or a "market pulse" type document on-line.Do a google search, find that Association of Realtors and check their web site.