New to this, will appreciate your valuable input. 

And always remember it's NOT about "what valuable", it's ONLY about what the end-user/buyer PERCEIVES as valuable, perceived value, the eye of the beholder. 

Thanks again to all the professionals who gave me some valuable advice.I am taking heed.Julius

If you're willing to take it on, spending your valuable time and resources to do so, then no worries.But, I'm not quite that accommodating, particularly when there's a well-established, viable and superior solution.

Last thing you want is someone who has valuable information skipping over your post because they can't see how their knowledge can apply.

@Nina GranberryThank you so much everyone for your valuable feedback.I will explore out of state.

I've done free internships before and I look at it as no different, offering valuable services for a company or investor in return of a risk free (besides time) learning experience. 

Hello All,I'm a newbie to REI, however I've dived in head first with Baltimore real estate opportunities...I've been reading and researching and making valuable connections...I wonder if anyone has the scoop on what neighborhoods or programs are available to rehab and then the city will buy your home back once a certain amount of rehabilitation is done in the homeexample: Buy home in certain area for 60k               add at least 30k of repairs then the city will buy the home back from you for 150k

This will be much more valuable for you and lead to future partnerships and JV's with the investors you help all while learning the skills you need to succeed.

You want to bring something valuable to the table that will make them see you as an asset rather than dead weight.