So proud of you for taking that leap of faith and jumping out and getting your license.

You might want to consider participating in a syndication deal. 

Gain information and actively participate in the real estate business.

Looking into note investing I've seen that most of the good notes seem to be in these pools but to participate you have to be an accredited investor.

This is something I am proud to say we do very well.

And that he needs to set up a Property Management Team (electrician, plumber, handyman, carpenter, landscaper, drain service, accountant, attorney, etc.) to run his new Investment Property business  He thought he was so much smarter than me (I have 30+ years as a Landlord) and was so proud that he had already signed up two of his properties with AHS and was in the process of signing up a third property. 

This money has to be put in an Opportunity Zone Fund. ( I believe there has to be a least two participants in the fund.)   

Here are some strategies you can use to find a real estate investor mentor in Texas:Local Real Estate Investment Groups: Participate in networking events, meetings, and local real estate investment groups in Texas.

@Meghan Combs go to NARPM.comRegarding a "Tinder" type site, you're assuming PMCs would want to participate.

Join local real estate forums or groups, and participate in discussions to expand your network.Look for real estate networking events or seminars happening in Austin.