Honestly, the best thing you can do at your stage is get exposure however you can — part-time work with a property manager, becoming an assistant for a real estate agent, helping an investor with showings or running numbers, or even working maintenance/leasing for a local landlord can give you real hands-on experience.

This may be of a little assistance.

My idea is to assist in below grade.

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If anyone can assist, let me know

@Mark Soreco the other option I would suggest, is to hire a virtual assistant and have him/her handle all your tenant communication, leasing, scheduling and vendor management. 

Quote from @Nicholas Cavato: I am purchasing my first flip property with assistance with a real estate coach within the Cleveland, Ohio area.

After more than 50 years of actively investing in many different kinds of real estate one of my primary goals is to assist other, or potential investors to get started or move forward.

I also want to take advantage of all the veteran's assistance programs out there. 

Quote from @Jules Aton: Hi Noah, the best advice I can offer is work like a maniac now and save money so when you are ready to launch you will have the funds to assist in success.