I know enough about its condition to ball park the work needed to bring it back online not as a Project HUD (that ship has sailed) but as 'good' C-Class property.

I am new to the real estate society I've really been trying to find the right people to network with and I'm willing to pay to learn as much as I can.I have been trying to find leads through code violations but no results are there any more strategies that I need to know of?

So potentially even if you close something a big chunk could go to the brokerage and then your team and you get the crumbs left over.The fundamental question becomes do you get steady business for high quality leads that you could not generate on your own?

I don't think you'll have a huge problem having it listed for sale online as renters won't be looking where properties are for sale.

You can look into working with distressed homeowners, scouring the MLS, marketing, and networking to ideally find leads.

They offer over 8 online classes that have to do with Management and investment properties, they have discounts on the classes every so often but they are usually under $100 and you can get the entire class package for $456.

I am seeking advise on a good online tenant rent collection company please.I currently use Clearnow which charges $14.95 for the first tenant and $2 for every tenant after that. 

Saw a listing for a 3 bedroom property that appears to be in pretty rough shape, including lead based paint.

Which may lead you to other opportunities. 

Sounds like you are expecting someone to lead you by the hand.