I've seen some old posts on Paynearme and PayLease, but I can't find anything recent and definitive.  I think Paynearme has stopped enrolling landlords.  And I am not sure about PayLease.  I filled out their web form ...

I invest in this strategy through a full service company in OKC called Berry Rock homes.

Need to do a “tenant get ready” / “turn service”.Paint, caulking, basic fix whatever odds and ends, etc.Any recommendations welcomed!!!!

My key focus right now is being able to target and capture interested investors seeking  property management services. 

I personally haven't used their services, but TenantCloud offers free accounting for landlords.

Thank you for your service William and I agree we have to be very selective at this time if it doesn't cash flow. 

Just food for thought.Good luck, and thank you for your service to our country!

As a real estate investor myself, as well as being an agent I can’t seem to get this question out of my head “How can I provide my investors with the level of service I would want my agent to provide me?” 

@Mido Ali Maybe look for a great deal for him and offer him the deal as a starting point and gradually offer your services and your experience.

I am in KS and I used real estate express; finished in less than a week took the test immediately and had my license in less than a month after starting the course.If you do all the training you should be good to go on your test.