First, I'm working on reading/studying information about Flip and Sell as an active income option.

Learn, study, trust in yourself and what you have to offer and you'll do fine.

I recommend the mobilehomeuniversity.com boot camp, both home study version and in person.  

Again, this self-study and completion of a few courses will be attractive to a property manager who is looking to hire.3.)

Basically, I can get pre-approved for whatever I want, so long as the market study comes back with supportive rents.

Now, I'm at a point in my life where my W-2 job is making me a stable income (tax accountant) and I'm very interested in investing in real estate.My first course of action (other than studying for my CPA exam and subsequently obtain a higher wage from my W-2) is to look at a fourplex in the Bellevue, kirkland, Redmond area.

For example, the more and more I research, read, go through case studies the more I realize that the land world is a complete monstrosity.  

Study the value of other homes with similar stats to help determine what the ARV could be.

I might start by selecting a few possible locations that meet their target size requirement and then start doing feasibility studies, but those are going to cost money.  

My wife and daughter are going to school to study for their RE license, Should I get mine too?