I put together this guide awhile back for myself and thought I'd share!

Joining forums, podcasts, and case-study guides can give you practical insight without risking capital.

The MLS is often your best resource, but the key is knowing how to properly analyze what comes on the market.To get a truly exceptional deal—like one I was able to pick up recently—I had to consistently market to a local duplex neighborhood for over four years and build relationships with owners.

Quote from @Jordan Lulich: @Frank Mongiello is a great resource for a real estate agent in Central Florida and South Florida.

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Personal branding, marketing websites, social media platforms, assistants, vendors, and technology systems can introduce liability questions that don’t always fit neatly within brokerage insurance programs.I work with a number of real estate professionals and recently wrote a guide walking through some of the areas where these questions tend to arise, including:• E&O exposure• marketing and advertising liability• cyber risks involving email and cloud storage• assistants and AB5 worker classification issues• vendors such as photographers, staging companies, and drone operators• property management servicesCurious how investors and agents here approach this.Do most agents rely entirely on brokerage coverage, or have you seen situations where additional coverage became important?

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A comprehensive guide to Florida county regulations for RV living on vacant land — what's allowed, what's restricted, and what you need to know before you park.

Is there someone with experience that can guide me on this? 

Even a single successful wholesale assignment builds credibility and confidence.Leverage Your Credit Wisely: While loans aren’t an option yet, you can still negotiate flexible terms with motivated sellers or use transactional funding when needed.Keep Learning Without Breaking the Bank: Free resources—BiggerPockets forums, YouTube tutorials, local REI meetups—are gold mines.