The best way to start is to learn, plan, and take action.

Would love to hear where you all go to swap ideas or find investor leads (except for the BP forums). 🙌  Super old school and not very efficient but I've been having a ton of success 1 on 1.

Consider becoming a realtor, not to broker deals, but to gain access to many of the tools available to realtors. 

If you already have the funds and want to build long term skills and equity, going solo gives you full control.

Each tenant equates to additional work.  

I'm not super familiar with your market but if off market deals are what you want to go after, find a broker doing that. 

Okay when you're done logging in all your properties, you will go to the customer center and enter in all your customers.

You should have:1) Involved an attorney when seller disclosed IRS liens.2) Required seller to supply copies of their IRS communications as a condition to extend contract.3) Required seller to reimburse you for your inspection costs to extend contract4) Required seller to reimburse you for your appraisal expence to get a copy of it.5) Never tried to rent out the property given the IRS lien and NO ONE ELSE but seller knowing what's going on with the IRS release!

There is all the info to get you started right here.

Hey @Javier Meza Welcome to Orlando.