I agree with @Greg Scott except for the $125 - it's $500 per year plus $20 for doing it online. 

Service based retail that is hard to replicate online, such as convenience stores, restaurants, QSR, grocery, wireless stores, dry cleaners, medical offices, hair and nail salons, etc can generate strong risk-adjusted yield compared to apartments.

Always collect rent online, never in-person or cash. 

im pretty sure your stuck with that for life. worst part about it is the monthly maintenance fees. pay them damn fees every month, no guarantee on availability ( they basically tell you when you can and cant stay). cant re rent it out either. more like a money pit then a investment. see people selling them for $1 on line (no joke) Ps.

We do have over 300 hundred reviews online in various places on SoftwareAdvice, Trustspot.io, Trustpilot.com, etc which are all verified, un-moderated reviews from our customers.

I am thinking about getting my Real-estate license this summer online because I have always wanted to become a realtor as well.

It seems the experiences are primarily negative, but that might be a biased sample as dissatisfied people are far more likely to post online about it.

Looking to get some opinions on the real estate license courses out there and what might be some of the better online schools for obtaining a real estate license....My main goal is to start brrrr-ing and want to have access to MLS for finding deals, so I need to obtain a license first....Any suggestions?

I checked online, but couldn't find any accurate information.

Perhaps consult with a lawyer or even with one of the online companies that assist with things like this.