Hi Kamran, agree with @JD Bryce, check out the excellent resources on BP such as the podcasts, ebooks etc.

There is so much to learn, but I agree that the most valuable lessons will come from putting a plan into production.

College markets are great and with a good rental product can always be filled.

So it tough to nogotiate when they walk or improve product quality when there is no problem.   

The KEY is that the brokers/agents who are excellent at what they do PICK WHO they work with and not the other way around.When you have a certain business model as a broker/agent you screen potential clients for a match.People who suck away all of your time, do not follow direction, and do not respect the profession do not even get past the first phase of screening.

If you want to learn more I recommend the excellent books and website of Nolo Press.

The website targets people searching for reviews and best products of a certain niche.

A naturally by-product of that business is working in the rental market often and consistently.

Hey @Claudio GoliaGetting in touch with a real estate professional, as you have, it an excellent way to get started!

Tim:You bring up an excellent point about MI, and it's a valid one.