Start with downloading the landlord tenant laws for your state, research and find out if their is a landlord association in your area. 

Developing thick skin and a strong outlook on flipping will help you to remain focused on flipping.Key Takeaways: Don't rush into a project, think it through to a reasonable degree first.

I have also worked as a real estate agent in the past and have more recently worked as a project manager for a flipper in the area, so I have general knowledge of different aspects in real estate and feel comfortable with most of the processes associated with it. 

Check and see if there is a landlord association for your state they may have lease forms you could buy that are state approved. 

Yesterday morning got my first offer accepted and last night I went to the first RE Investing Association meeting.

I am a junior business administration major and will have my degree next year.

I am a junior business administration major and will have my degree next year.

There are a lot of costs associated with rM like closing costs.

Additionally, you will most likely work on the retail side to some degree and gain valuable experience there as well.

Also is anyone associated with the local REIA?