It's all about developing your personal style and learning from each interaction.

As you grow, you’ll want to understand how different types of rental properties interact with your income, especially the difference between passive and non-passive income from a tax perspective.There are also some unique tax benefits and deductions available since you’re in the military; it’s worth looking into how your service benefits and possible home exclusions might work with the type of real estate you invest in.Understand the STR loophole and active participation as both can save you taxes.

Purpose: Evaluate how they interact with clients, especially under pressure.How do you handle difficult or nervous borrowers?

I'm connected with several wholesalers, checking Investor Lift and Zillow regularly without any luck.  

@Brenda Chen hosts regular meetups in SF and surrounding areas. 

Quote from @Dawn Harris: @Andrew SteffensWe are fine with the regular maintenance charges for pest and pool but the other charges like drain and dishwasher or thermostat reset, these kinds we see almost every month.

A Roth conversion inside the Solo 401(k) also works — you’ll pay regular income tax on the conversion, but future gains grow tax-free, and the IRS doesn’t apply UBIT to Solo 401(k) accounts.

It looks like you are looking for an ongoing mastermind group that might meet in person or on Zoom on a regular basis.

Do the inspection, communicate with the tenants, treat the unit and monitor regularly!

Start analyzing deals regularly, even if you’re not ready to buy yet.