They were there for work opportunities and the social aspects of city living (which are more limiting now).

If I could find one more investor then this becomes easier so I wont have to swing the hammer as much and can focus more on the project management aspect.

Yes but I'm more curious about the funding aspect of things.

Thank you for your remarks

You need to understand at least some basics about code, systems (electrical, plumbing, etc) assessing various aspects of the property's condition (roof, paint) and probably remaining life of property features.And when you can do these things sufficiently, then you make offers.

I've probably read 2 dozen or so since on various aspects of multifamily. 

I am working on a small-home vacation destination in South Carolina and the numbers are remarkable.  

It has practical advice on most aspects of managing rentals and includes the specific laws for each state.

I identify with many aspects of your post.  

I have found that the networking aspect for online events is definitely no where near the level of those in-person meetings.