Also, if you no longer attend LIVE meetings, do you miss the interaction? 

A big way to expedite this is to go to local meetups and attend local masterminds that will get you in front of people that are in the community you want to do deals in and partner with. 

.: @James McGovern I'd go to meetups I have attended local meetups and have not met any.

A few tips to get started: focus on networking with local investors, attend meetups or join online forums, and consider reading books like "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" or "Rich Dad Poor Dad."

As a junior in possession they may work with you.  86k is not enough to do a BK over that would really hurt you going forward. worse that comes out of it is you know their position. its possible though that the property will bid higher than the 600k . if it goes to sale make sure you attend and watch the action very closely make sure bidders that qualify checks are not talking to each other and making side deals so the property only goes for minimum bid and you get nothing.. this is called colluding to stymie open bidding and in some markets it quite common.

I recently attended a seminar hosted by TaxLienCode and wondered whether anyone has found their course and platform (monthly subscription) valuable?

Investment Strategies:Columbus offers opportunities for various investment strategies:- BRRRR: Look for undervalued properties in up-and-coming neighborhoods- Fix & Flip: The median days on market is 24, indicating a relatively quick turnaround for renovated properties- Rental: With a high percentage of renters, there's potential for long-term rental investmentsTo get started, consider joining local real estate investing groups, attending meetups, and networking with other investors in the Columbus area.

@Alexander Davila I think they let you attend one for free but you'll want to double-check with them.Yes, I'm an active investor as well as agent.

Begin by networking with local real estate investors, attending industry meetings, and possibly joining real estate investment clubs.

Attend meetups and REIA groups.