@Brandon Sturgill, I got a couple, so I’m good to go.

Some people want you to go over the contract with them line by line.

@Raul R. hit it right on the money... obtaining the degree that will give you the best opportunity to earn and save is the way to go. 

@Luther Wilson III, I understand the hesitation when deciding whether or not to go the turnkey route, but I think there are a lot of factors that an investor needs to weigh during the decision making process.

It may be cheaper to go into the meeting with a sample draft you find on the internet or networking and say "How does this look?".

Also property managers are usually a good way to go too

Meet with them to go over their leases3.

I have narrowed down my desired niche to small multi-family properties, close to a college as I have a lot of experiences dealing with college students.

Finally, we realized that we were in one of the best cash-flow rental markets in America and decided to go ahead with getting into real estate through fixer-uppers.

Saves me pulling out 30K PLUS closing costs and then holding some 6.5% RE mortgage rate to deal with.I'm not sure how to go about this or how to present it to him.