The trash trucks are huge and make a very loud wining, banging, beeping, diesel engine revving, sounds--sometimes before dawn.Sometimes they leak smelly drippings from their loads, that someone will have to deal with cleaning up.Sometimes they blow hydrolic lines and mess up the parking lot, and someone will have to deal with them (trying to) get them to clean that mess up.Anything outside the dumpster does not get picked up.The dumpster area should be sanitized from time to time if there is food waste or grease on the pavement (who will do that, and who will pay for it, and who will ensure it is being done as scheduled).You may want to fence it off, the dumpster company may require an pre open fence gate, and may not close it upon leaving--someone will have to prepare the gate for pickup and secure it when done.If you have a lot of Hobo's in the area begging, expect them to discover it's fenced area as a night time sleep spot and latrine area--do you have security to boot them, some one will have to do this (and clean up any physical mess left behind as a gift).The route to the dumpster will have to handle the weight of the dumpster truck, or it will crumble the path over time.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Long hours and hard physical labor is directing me to real estate investing but have no clue how to get started.I am looking to network and meet anyone who would appreciate any advise.

Except for the evictions, the homelessness, the physical and emotional stresses on the tenants, the social problems associated with rootlessness, the cost to the local community and state when people who were paying their own way suddenly can't afford food or medicine...these are just some of the results of housing insecurity.  

Not to mention the physical space required for all stages of the build and distribution. 

Any physical work would be done by contractors.

I am planning on diving into the BiggerPockets tools, but was wondering in terms of a physical book(s) or other resources.Second, I'm sure I will figure this out as I learn more, but what is the best type of real estate to invest in while working a full time job and have a decent amount of cash on hand?

The upstairs still gets way hotter than downstairs ...... its physics and thermodynamics.

I would check this resource out:https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/flipping-estimating-physical

Sorry if you missed the implications.I'm in Detroit, the fact that you wont ever have to go to the property yourself tells me that your hoping to pass off the physical risk of life or limb to your property manager.

Physical Form".