Even if you are a fix n flip investor and HML scares you, the best advice I can give you is to invest in a fix n flip property that cash flows strong enough to be turned into a rental property. 

I’m a strong believer that you will become the average of the 5 people you talk and hang around the most!

However I'm conflicted because there are definitely things I am not strong at and dont quite have a strong grasp of that I would hope to leverage someone else's strengths to make us both better.

Write a strong-worded letter sent via email or mail and remind her that has violated the lease as it is and you can pursue eviction.

(in about 2 years)My goal will be short term strong price appreciation of the property/ies that hopefully will occur (as happened in Sparks Nevada) within a couple of years of the High Tech Employers opening.

@Kyle Wilkins The cashflow on this is strong, which I think why it seems appealing. 

Pittsburgh has a strong REA that you can find if you search through Facebook.

Anyway, AJ some people start this way but I strongly encourage you to keep with your thinking of adding value to other investors. 

@Sylvia Parker I strongly agree with @Kris Wong in that having no extra capital for repairs/maintenance, evictions, etc is a very risky way to go about doing your first deal.

Huntsville has become increasingly popular in the last few years and I see a lot of out of state investors looking there because of the strong chance of apprecitation.