I have been living in Australia away from my family since age 18 and the move was for better education opportunities.I had a passion for games and studied interactive digital media in Australia for 2 years and when I turned 20 I finished my course but lost that passion and no longer wanted a job making games.

I've studied a lot personally on psychological and emotional needs as well, because of my own battles with introversion, and needing to adapt to the world around me.

The Association should have a professional property manager, have governing docs that were updated within the last 10 (preferably 5 years), have completed a reserve study and have a trend of gradually increasing fees that reflect the reality of increasing costs. 

The remaining amount is typically covered by college scholarships, grants, work study and Stafford loans.

I am studying and researching about RE investing.

Talk to your guidance counselor at school, there may be a way for you to earn credits by doing an "independent study" or a "work study"Good Luck!

I would also consider installing a dog run in the back yard, with lease language that mandates pets need to either be crated or in the run when the owner is not home, and full grown pets must be able to fit through the doggy door. 

I have a commercial real estate company and I have tried all of the outsourcing over the years.It never works out as their is divided interests.Overseas people there is time zone conflicts,language barriers, unpredictable weather storms and power sources etc.In the states I found that the virtual assistance companies charge about as much as if you had a full time employee!

I'm a 100% newbie who has been in the study step for about 3 solid months.  

First step  in becoming a landlord is studying the state landlord tenant regulations and understanding how they are applied and enforced.