Hello everyone! My name is Dante Badia and I am 22 years old. I am currently pursuing a major in Finance and completing courses to get my real estate license. I am currently unemployed and focusing on investing on mys...

There's a bunch more, but as an introduction - these will introduce you to necessary terms and vocabulary - so that you're not overwhelmed when reading your next few. 

Hi BP!
My name is Zach Walters. I am a senior at the University of Iowa, graduating this summer. I have been listening to BP for the last 5 months and have been reading any real estate books I can get my hands on! I ...

Newbie here, came across Biggerpockets from a close friend. I’m a 30 year old Army Veteran and my day job is in Engineering. I’m giving myself a year to conduct research and stack up my savings for this new venture. I...

The initial fixed amount will be split like I described in the first paragraph.

My name is Corey Gregg and I am new to real estate investment. 
I live in the DFW area and as you can see by the picture I am an avid bass fisherman. 
My current real estate goals are to formulate a plan utilizing a...

"we had no reason to doubt or worry"I think you need to reread your first paragraph as I see lots of reasons to doubt and worry.When people show you who they are, believe them.  

I am primarily looking in the central VA neighborhoods (Albemarle County), NOVA, and Washington DC area based on my current location/job.This is the second time I posted this since I realized I had no clear intention with my first introduction. 

While it may sound like hard-working people and high-income earners live a stressful life, those things are offset by gratification for their achievements and money is secondary to them.The above paragraph is to point out that it appears that you want to own real estate only for the money and it appears that you already have a mindset that you don't want to manage your properties and you don't enjoy all facets of the business and you think you can buy properties and have an expectation that you can eventually turn your business over to some strangers who have their own personal agendas and then you will allow those strangers to make decisions you should be on top of and allow them to manage your properties and have ultimate control of your fate.As for your saying that you can train and hire someone for less than the cost of a PM, I don't believe you can.

@Mariel David-DeVitoFirst, I always send a small cut and paste paragraph to all potential tenants as my first contact.