Any idea which department to contact?

I'd like to compare notes and swap ideas.

@Jeff Caravalho I know one great management company in Canton.I can give you a referral for a company I believe in and trust, Clear Sky Realty, it is owned by a friend of mine (that also owns over 300 doors in Canton and Akron), the office number (will be in your inbox) (ask for Lila or Eric)also: a lot of people use Hayes Realty, however I have heard both good and bad. 

The idea of BRRRR is that your repeat Buys are COMPLETELY funded by Refi deposit cash back!

I have talked to a few people in the Real Estate Industry and have had mixed opinions as some say is a bad Idea to start as Part Time agent.I would like some Feedback either positive or negative if I'm heading in the right direction or if anyone has taken a similar approach.Thank you in advance.

That will give you a better idea.  

Hi everyone,I live in Hong Kong and just starting investing in Real Estate here.I have a very good lead, let me present it to you all.In a commercial building, the man own a office room high floor, he bought that office for investment for a year ago, he did not touch anything in the property and put it on the market for sale with a large markup.After a 9 months on the market he decided to lower the price, still after 4 month with the lower price no buyers.I then come in and ask the seller if he will consider owner finance on his property as he only have a small loan that is nearly paid.The owner said yes to owner financing and waiting for my offer.I have visited the property and understand why the landlord have not been able to rent or sale, the place was previously owned by a church, the all atmosphere and decoration is very much like a church... so really difficult to rent it as it is for office space or similar. 

I found BP about a year ago and I am still trying to decide what to do.If you have any ideas you can let me know through BP at any time.  

@Jacob Lewis, Hello, this sounds like something to arrange with a probate lawyer and is handled through the Clerk's Office so it would be online.

But I'd toss around the idea of buying a real estate asset and routing the cash flow to my student loan payments.