If it has tenants, this sometimes causes the property to sit since they can make it difficult to set up a time to see all the units. 

I'm still fairly new to investing as well... just got my RE license, preparing my first DM campaign, and a few other things to set everything up.

You reminded me I have to change that picture to the Jersey Shore!

What specifically do you disagree with about that sort of goal setting?

Just click there and you should be all set.

Please understand I am supportive of wholesaleing, but once you become licensed you have to play by a different set of rules.

Should I find someone to set up the accounts and then teach me how to do the entries?

(although I also have connected with some agents and have given them my criteria and have me set up on auto-email so those properties get sent to me automatically).

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She replies quickly to any questions I haveThey offer a tenant turn discount, if the tenant moves out and the property is not rented, they do not charge me while they are finding a tenantI see receipts immediately for any repairs that need doneThey remind me if I have any bills due, Taxes water etc So I never forgetSometimes it is important not only to know what licenses/certifications the company has, how long they have been in business, what kind of reviews they have, but also to know that they truly care about the investment and not just collecting their 10%