Study everything you need to know about good property managers, and then start interviewing...

I’ve been studying a couple of the methods described here on BP and purchase several books and I get the basics of conventional flipping and the BRRRR method.

(I know I am a senior and realized I hate my field of study.)  2. 

I've been studying RE for the last 3 years (I know I can't learn it all in a lifetime) and I am now in a position to make a move. 

@Tim Swierczek i don't know if it's a "proposal" per se, but I've studied real estate for a solid 2 or 3 years but now I need some action.

I would then research and identify a market that you want to be in and start studying it so when you are ready, you can move on it right away.Just before you are ready, I'd build a team in that area that consists of a Realtor, Property manager, CPA, Attorney, Lender, etc.

I agree with those who said study the neighborhoods. 

If you study the houses that sell, their features, condition, location, size, etc, in short order you should start to get a pretty good idea what things should sell for.

Any share of experience, studying material or courses will be appreciated. 

I highly recommend you buy those bigger pocket books and study them.