In the end it comes down to how deep you go into screening your tenants.  

If you pick one and dive in, you may find quicker success.Good luck!

I just need some council on how deep of deep I should go. 

Now I'm finally taking a serious dive into it as I am more comfortable with my financial situation. 

As a newcomer, I really scored in my first deal; so I am trying to deal with this anxiousness to dive in once again.

I am no way DIY this project.How much will you quote for a job like this - 50ft line, 4-6 ft deep in front yard ( no concrete demo) in your area?

You should dive int and check out everything you can!

I recently talked to a lawyer staying where I work who just blew my mind so I may start my own business first and get that cash flow before I worry about diving into real estate. 

Effectively you're bribing the listing agent with a larger commission check, and betting on them being unethical enough to consider this before considering her clients' best interests.If you're relatively knew, I'd suggest having a shark on your side before diving into the shark tank. 

I am absolutely ready to dive into being a landlord and facing all the problems that come along with it, however I have no idea what kind of problems I will be going up against.