A background as a Realtor or Wholesaler will find this type of work easy to learn but experience is not required.Helpful Skills (not required but helpful):Outside Sales and/or Inside Sales, Telemarketing, Wholesale, Realtors, etc.Required Skills:Must be coachable, can execute tasks without direct daily oversight, good communicator, can talk on the phone with real people, take good notes, organized, etc. 

In NY, the agents for each side do the haggling on the phone first, then SELLER'S attorney writes up the contract once an offer is accepted.  

It’s rare but I have trulia and Zillow on my phone and houses that have been rehabbed at a low price rarely pop up.

Is anyone an agent, broker, PM, etc. that would be willing to have a quick phone call with to build my knowledge about the market and also add to my growing network?

I found that in the end, I had extra phone calls and aggravation by myself and tenants so it was not worth it. 

I’ll ask my new broken when we meet.  

I can't sign a new cell phone plan and then demand unlimited data after the fact. 

He never answered his phone, always gave me the rent super late and always told me he Got someone to fixed things and never did. anyway, my point is, I feel like the property manager didn’t screen her properly.

My concern was higher turnover due to deployment also being a reason a lease could be broken.

Some of those repairs and such may be able to be broken out under shorter depreciable lives- but I'd recommend using a tax professional for that.