You see people like Tenant Turner who are great at lead generation.  

If I can flip a home using my own hands and tools, and can evaluate people professionally for court and other high stakes matters, I can be a decent landlord.Sell House scenario:House sells for 550K (worst case), 30K to realtors, pay off 295K mortgage = 225K cash in hand.At a 5% return, 225k generates 628 after 33% taxation.$2200 rent - 628 = 1571/mo cost of livingAt a 4% return (worst case?)

Fix and flips generate big chunks of cash.

The agents that do hang around and generate volume will leave to go to other companies after awhile for 90/10 split or per trans fee etc.Hope it helps.

Is there a website that I can go to generate leads or do some research within?

Property problems would include past due taxes, past due mortgage, property repairs, any property generated by the property itself.

If so, ask for the name of a reliable installer who can take a look at it (even plumbers and HVAC guys may not be familiar with these ovens).It sounds like a lot of work, but when it comes to heat generating appliance you should cover yourself.Good Luck!

Generating it?

You probably need to get the car paid off, and generate some more cash.

Here is an example I read:"For example, if Steven buys a property that will generate $125,000 per year and he pays $900,000 for it, the cap rate is: 125,000/900,000 = 13.89%."