(But to answer some of your questions, I use PM, tenants do all utilities, nearly 100% occupancy for the last 5 years, 10% held for repair and cap ex - roofs all installed within last 5 years, foundations good, HVAC good.)The financing is the big hang-up.

A bit like how the two guys got an ISDA in the movie "The big short"Strictly speaking they're not mentors, but now and then I get a push in the "right direction".So, although hanging out at places with more successful people helps, it's not always a guarantee to find someone though, sometimes there are some dodgy characters there too :)

I'm still researching the broker I'd like to work under and will give another update when I hang my license!

I’d hang onto it.

I'm still trying to get the hang of the forums.

I learned how to refinish window sills, repair plaster, hang hand rails and other handyman tasks that needed to be done.

Since you're doing electrical and hanging drywall, there are limited serious noise components of the work. 

This site will change your life if you hang out here enough.

Hang out around here and learn for free.

I would stick to simple easy stuff like changing deadbolts, cleaning off thermocouples, painting, hanging interior doors etc...