From there, you can check tax status, and address.

Also at the Meeting I went to people really were non-social.

A little background information of myself:1.)I just recently graduated from high school as an honor student who is working as an assistant manager/receptionist at a real estate firm.  2.)I have grown up participating in 6 sports(possibly irrelevant to this topic but hopefully providing you guys an impression/idea of me as well). 3.)As stated in the post subject, I am an 18 year old. 4.)I come from a family of self-employed business owners, doctors, engineers, and stock investor(s).5.)I'm quite the tech-savvy person 6.)I will be taking 13 credits of college courses at a community college in the fall semester I under this career demands a great deal of one's time but I am willing to sacrifice that time for this career by limiting my social outings.

2)  Because of the “yellow-tagged” status do Iapproach the city first to see what can be done (after signing a contract withthe owner) or go directly to the mortgage company who by now is moving aheadwith the foreclosure process?

In brief description, she is a burnt-out landlord who is behind on her mortgage and has no money coming in because her tenants are moving out soon and her brother (who lives with her) is no longer eligible to collect social security because they told them, "You are earning income from tenants", despite how their expenses far outweigh the income they received from the tenants.

Age is not a protected group.1.You cannot refuse to rent to someone for the following reasons:a.Raceb.Colorc.Sex (gender)d.Religione.National originf.Disabilityg.Source of income (public assistance)h.Familial status (children under 18 with parent, pregnancy)i.Sex orientationj.Gender identity.2.You can refuse to rent to someone for any other reason or no reason at all.3.If an applicant does not have any of the protected qualities, then they have no basis for claiming unlawful discrimination. 4.The areas of risk are when you are dealing with someone that has one of these qualities.

If you’re looking for a hard money loan or bridge loan, you can visit one of the many ‘lending-related’ groups many social networking sites such as this one.

There are many nice homes for sale that would earn a well as short term rentals but have a harder time maintaining a good return as a long term rental.Lastly, when looking at condos and townhomes pay close attention to the condo fees and the financial status of the condo association.There is a rental analysis sheet in the Bigger Pockets file download section http://www.biggerpockets.com/files that would a good start with analysing the numbers on target properties. 

I have the patience to do thorough research but I'm not really that socially connected in terms of finding cheap properties or the business in general.  

Its sort of a social media website but just for your specific neighborhood.You can only join a neighborhood that you live in or own.