Your mentioning to use wildly high levels of leverage, that blows-up in peoples faces all the time. 

I had a couple contractors come quote me on foundation and it would cost 10-15k to "level" the first floor.

Be careful of the managers that also have a sales divsion as they likely just want to run you property at the minimum level until they can convince you to sell. 

Then there are those that are associated with a type of program, licensed by the state, and require different levels of service for the clients, such as counseling, requiring they attend 12 step programs, parenting classes, etc. 

I hate to say this, but if you want to get a job with Yardi as the main software, you will need to start at the entry-level accounting.

With personal debt at all time highs, people's ability to repay, prevents loans for housing going beyond the current level.

If I'm right, being that I'm not at that level of network, how can I get there in due time to be able to sell these listings?

I currently work as an insurance agent and support a lot of homeowners and investors, which has sparked a real interest in real estate on a personal level.

It’s not a lecture — it’s high-level networking with flippers, agents, wholesalers, lenders, and property managers who are actually doing deals.Come grab a beer and some strategy — you’ll make real connections fast.

It assumes a certain level of sophistication and knowledge.