Additionally, I would likely be investing out of state so I'm sure if being licensed in NY would be as helpful to me.My question is: Do you have any suggestions of other career paths I can pursue (that will give me knowledge/experience that can be translated to real estate investing) with little to no more schooling necessary?

The property is west of 635 in the KC Schlagle school district.

When I was in school we all used to call Dover: “Dirty” Dover.

If I had these two property managers as a choice: A) In business less than 5 years but has school accreditation B) In business 10 years with no school accreditation for pm; I would chose B.

Now with 3 children and the need to move to a county with better schools, we are looking to upgrade.

Even though my home is in a mature single family home community, some not so desirable homes/communities feed the area schools which make them not great.  

I just did mine online with Freedom Trail Realty School.

In NY for example, there are property taxes and there are school taxes.

I have always wanted to be involved in real estate since I was in middle school.

On top of that, they *LOVE* the house and its convenient location and are looking to rent very long term (They have two middle-school aged kids and having them in my school district is paramount to them).