You can do the research, join a local apartment association or hire a PM.If that sounds doable to you, you can certainly search online for a property, but if you find a good agent, they should be able to steer you to a property that will serve you well as well as point you in the right direction for any management advice you might need.Best of luck!

Hello, I'm in search of a student housing lease and wanted to know if the BP lease, for my state, is a good foundation that I can adjust to fit my niche. 

If you search on Youtube through the bigger pockets channel I do believe there are some videos on multifamily and podcasts.

Don’t know your system but search by property id no.

While you do all that search long and hard for your “why”.  

Search for a loan from an account holder and be willing to lend from yours.

I plan for the worst, but expect the best ;-) I'm already doing a dedicated search for something to buy.

Having MLS access is definitely necessary, but you don't need to be licensed to get that (any realtor can setup a property search for you).

You can search for LP’s on the Official Records search.

Search for and buy property.Instead of doing one extreme thing versus the other, set goals and learn how to balance, manage and hedge against your liabilities properly.