I have all of these sites up when searching for 1-Local Realty MLS (local vs national also has cheaper deals) 2-Crime Reports (at my price point, i want ot make sure you're only choosing "safe" neighborhoods and most municipalities have some sort of online presence with 30-60 days of crime reports) 3-Rentometer (this is a pretty accurate rent aggregator to tell you the low/medium/high rents for that address 4- Craigslist to see what type of rental activity is listed there.4) While you're there, meet up with some turnkey managers and property managers.

I just graduated from college with a bachelor's in business administration.

I have always thought of myself as entrepreneurial, starting multiple businesses during college and after college an indoor tennis complex and fitness center.

Our you getting ready for back to college market ?

Was it a yard sign, online etc.??

Additional classes that can be taken at a community college to help with the understanding of real estate?

But I am also in college full time and work full time until my graduation date in 5 months.

I am wanting to invest into either a rental property or a flip for some extra capital, the only problem is that I am going to college full time and working full time.

and those are college graduates with masters (graduated years ago) that make over 150k per year.what do you do with "normal wear and tear". i am tired of spending 1k for carpet every time a tenant moves out.

Is there a company or service you use that you can input the data and then have the owner paid on a monthly basis and it track the info in a similar fashion as if you were checking your online balance at a bank?