Hi @Guevara Mike - I would check out "The Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller. 

I am currently working on a team with Keller Williams, analyzing deals (though I cannot immediately purchase them at this moment I can still learn my own market), and been in contact with several successful investors in my area.

Hi Micah,Check with Keller Williams Johnson City or DK Mgmt

James Bigley, Keller Williams, REALTOR.  

The license is most useful as an investor for seeing as many on-market crap houses that you can before anyone else sees them.As an investor my whole life, I've worked as an agent for Sotheby's, Keller Williams, Berkshire Hathway, and eXp currently for the second time. eXp is by far and away the easiest to work with as an investor agent.

Here are some favorites "How to Win friends and Influence People" - Communications and getting along with people"The One Thing" by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan - The best book on time management"Atomic Habits" - personal productivity"Ego is the Enemy" How to have great self esteem by not caring what others think.

I'd also like to invite real estate agents, contractors, lenders.A quick note about me and my wife: We both work in real estate (Keller Williams and Twin City Properties,) we live in a house hack 4-plex, we have one long-distance rental in Alabama and plan to live in flip our current project.Location: 515 Crescent Dr Bryan, TXThe meeting will be in the back yard (with plenty of space to socially distance).

For every hurdle we encounter, that just makes us more prepared to prevent those hurdles in the future.In reading one of Gary Keller’s books, he mentioned to not wait until you need a team member before you start looking for that person.

I plan on being licensed under Keller Williams.

Keller-Williams has such a rule, at least here in Texas.One of the issues that comes up regarding direct mail is the poaching of another agent's client.