•PM Fees•Lease Up Fees•Maintenance crew markup for turns and non-licensed maint work•Rehabbing newly acquired rental properties for investors•Sales commissions buying/selling properties for investors•In great position to find great deals in acquiring their own rentals, essentially managing these at cost•Using crews and contacts to sell turnkey rentals, and possibly even retail flipping.These activities all work well together and fully exploit the PM's position in the middle of a web of investors.Just looking at the PM mgmt fees and leasing fees is way too narrow, as any half way intelligent business person will quickly expand it to something much more substantial.

I do that as the first step, which just involves going online and filling out a short web form and letting them charge your credit card $100.  

I've looked all over the web and found nothing intriguing... help!!

After graduating this semester, I will find work in web development and am open to working anywhere.

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And there aren't too many properties listed on the MLS in any region that are not also listed on the countless other listing web sites that everyone has access to.

You need to do more research than just search the web. 

For this they offer a web landing page and marketing for direct mail, email , texting, and FB/social media to bring interested cash buyers for fix and flips. 

You can go to tax assessors web site, find property by plugging in address and the looking for current tax payment.

Some of the agents might have a Web site or a Facebook page that you can follow.