Definitely starting out right - you're about to gain priceless knowledge on the PM, rehab, tenant, regulations, and I'm guessing finance fronts of this crazy game.

If you engage in an active business such as flipping - UBIT may apply, be sure to speak with knowledgeable CPA to understand the tax liability. 

I have a basic knowledge of flipping, wholesaling and renting.

I am currently doing as much research as possible on the side to increase my knowledge in both investing and developing real estate.

What you are experiencing is growing pains; I.e. you’re not totally comfortable with your inexperience and knowledge gap of the next level.I will tell you that most brokers do not have ‘off market’ deals, for residential they run MLS, for commercial Loopnet.

Plan is to pull out all the cash (hopefully make a little extra cash) I initially invested buying the property and have some equity in the property. 

The sellers brought the extra $10,000 to the table.

I've started a side hustle as a notary public to earn extra cash.

That being said, I do not have the time nor extra energy that I would want to be put into the proper managing of my house .

It will teach you about renting a property, how the numbers actually work (not just in ideal calculators), and put extra cash in your pocket.