Some of the cheaper courses may be a bit boring and not as interactive.

Have you considered the expenses for these common areas, such as utilities and maintenance? 

@Sabri Isbikhene I know an investor that just picked up a single-family property in a B neighborhood near Columbus, Ohio for just north of $100,000 and just got it rented for $1,095 (tenant pays all utilities).

For the first, try to get a sense of what various subs charge in your market per hour; for materials you have google and carrying costs include PITI, utilities, permits and fees and other standard costs of ownership. 

And even in a town or city there can be big differences between locations that these utilities cannot detect.

All utilities are currently paid for by tenants. 

SFR is nice because a tenant typically will pay all utilities and maintain the landscaping. 

I would like to somehow acquire the property and utilize it as the true investment that it is.

Today I get a call about water in the utility room of one of my houses .

I assume costs such turning on the utilities in my name are business expenses.