Would a review site be helpful to weed out the companies that prey on people wanting cash?

I am a stage 4 cancer survivor who hopes to leave my current job within one year to do real estate investing full time as I need a better way to pay medical bills and be able to pay for current and future medical care.

I wouldn't mind the experience and training that is offered there but if the company's standards doesn't fit my aspirations I should try to attain a more fitting path towards moving forward, right?

I am going to ask a few local realtors, and PM companies what they believe rates might be at, does anyone have other suggestions? 

I should note, I don't think all out-of-state investing is bad, it just needs to be done very, very carefully.

These utilities are 'leinable' meaning if the tenant does not pay them the utility companies can take a lean out against your property. 

Not sure what line of work you're in, or what level you're at, but it is pretty common these days for companies to be paying for relocation and/or a short-term housing allowance for new employees who have to move.

I am new member in Tampa, FL  looking to start an investment and development company by March 2017.  

People want to feel appreciated, valued, and like you care.

@Jared Carpenter I own a small construction company in Pierce County.