The more you know the more valuable you are.

I feel confident that I will find valuable information here.

@Cory Mccarthy@Marvin Rice@Tom OttThank you all for your input, I see i need to screen them as i would if they were new,These tenants are inherited , ill use the Biggerpockets screen guide, is there any else important i may need to know?

If you haven't yet, be sure to check out the The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing and The BiggerPockets Podcast.

Take a look at the blog posts, listen to the wholesaling podcasts and check out the guides under the "Education" tab.

Be sure to check out “Learn” for all kinds of useful resources and free how to guides.

Through the research that I have done for the past week, I firmly believe that real estate investing is a path that would be best for my financial goals.I've been in car sales for 2 years, and that was really my first "real job" that I had out of high school, and I feel like it paved a path for me with the skills that I developed over that time period.I've read The Ultimate Beginner's Guide here, and I feel like renting out a multi-family home would work out best for me to start out, and I would love to connect with some investors in the Tucson area who are in the same niche!

Monopoly taught us a valuable lesson we took for granted in terms of green and red houses and hotels, but the real key to the 'real' game is to change your perspective from being an earning employee to an entrepreneurial acquirer of assets - through your lifetime, and ideally, onto your heirs lifetime(s).Focus on asset accumulation, whatever the vehicle or vehicle(s), and you will see a vast horizon beyond your current 40k mental construct. 

@Vince MarmonCheck out this how to wholesaling guide https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/31/ultimate-beginners-guide-real-estate-wholesaling-2/

I still have several contacts in the RE world, but I'm not sure how valuable most of them will be.