As it stands my knowledge is pretty basic, just what I've learned browsing the forums and gleaming through materials online, but I'm a quick study and want to really make an effort My specific areas of interest are wholesaling, buy and hold for rent purposes, and flipping once I become knowledgeable enough about the Philadelphia market. 

I would suggest to try to find some real estate networking groups in your area.  

My question would be what suggestions are there for financing my second deal?

What a wonderful suggestion Al Williamson.

Any suggestion on what service to use?

There was also a thread on my city's neighborhood facebook page (another great resource) recently that suggested a family of 4 could expect to use $60-$75 of water.

I suggest buying a property from MLS & having a PM company manage it for you.

if you decide to go ahead I would suggest doing what I did I charged One year upfront and the lease was with the parents of the occupants I had theor security numbers and they were personally responsible for any damages At no limitI first went to a real estate attorney and had him write up he lease to make sure it was all legalWorked perfectly when a group of them did nearly $10,000 worth of damages Mommy and daddy paid up within days of them leaving at the end of the school year. 

All suggestions are welcome.

When you have had a tenant for that long, you will need to do some improvements / upgrades (flooring, perhaps a new bathroom, windows/doors, etc) and you should be proactive about suggesting / planning them.