See if your brokerage offers new agent training courses.

You won't find a server that voluntarily claims 100% if its not required by management)-Does getting property management training help when getting a loan, or is that only for properties that are 5+ units?

I'm a big believer in investing in training from a reputable mentor/trainer.I'm sure you can find a lot of stuff "free" here on BP. 

I am wondering if a landlord of a 3500sq/ft, 4unit, section 8 compliant property can program the furnace thermostat to a specific temp (say, 70 degrees) and tenants wouldn't be able to run the bill up?

If the data is dodgy, or the sift and sort is not up to snuff, you get very bad results very quickly.Data for ongoing obligations is reported reasonably well as it is all programmed into the monitoring software.

In Missouri, the attorney general has a guide:https://www.ago.mo.gov/docs/default-source/publica...and in St Louis (where I own properties) there is a landlord guide:https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/...Tower Grove Neighborhoods Community Development Corporation has landlord training classes with different topics - evictions is the topic in March.

The FHA 203k renovation loan program provides funds for both the purchase and renovation of a home packaged into one mortgage loan.

Then moving into fix and flip and eventually, holding properties for passive income...Over teh last few months, I have engaged myself in extensive (REI..) training.

I am not greedy, some money is better than no money and the opportunity, training, knowledge and experience are priceless.

All they do is lending on real estate, and have lots of different programs and products.