Currently the house is too expensive for a flipper to split, only if the flipper has all cash on hand to outright purchase the house does it meet some minimum requirements. 

That's a great starting place.Also, look for landlord association meetings in your area and attend to learn the vocabulary and laws.The best way to learn is to do, so owning rentals is the best class in property management!

If your property doesn't meet these requirements that's ok.

I look forward to meeting new people and starting to network.

., etc...Secondly, I dont know if he is going to meet the requirements.

I would suggest you search for and attend a local real estate investor's meet up in your area and try to ask for clarification on your thinking. 

I recently got my Real Estate license hung up at Weichert in Front Royal, and I am looking forward to meeting people who work in this area. 

So, make sure your closing agent will do whichever type of transaction you're planning to do.You need to be attending local REIA and real estate investor meetings to get local information and to learn who you should be using in your area.Good luck to you!

We have an interested investor that will be flying down to meet with us in person mid-November so I am motivated to be able to furnish a professional presentation prior to this meeting.

Hi, Im looking to meet up with a BP member from the area for lunch to discuss the demographics of the area, I’m traveling to the Raleigh/Durham/Burlington/Greensboro area from November 4th through the 7th. for the purpose of research in the area for a place to possibly retire in the next few 3-5 years, I'm now investing in single family homes in the upstate NY area and plan on starting to investing in NC in multi-family/Apartment real estate.