If there is training by the sales authority: sheriff, tax assessor, attorney, or tax appraisal district attend that to get better insight. 

Train to be an investor and learn to effectively delegate, not a painter.That said, starting out, you should learn how everything is done so you can hire people who know what they're doing and you pay them fairly.FYI: I can get a 2,000+ sq ft, 4 br painted for $1,500 in 5 different cities where I own property.

https://www.wlky.com/article/louisville-zoo-expansion-trains...Tourism is the second largest commodity in Kentucky.

@Matt HubertI’m a bit bias but I like Tampa because we have 3 pro sports teams, big concerts and festivals, gulf beaches, spring break/spring training, and two downtowns (Tampa and Saint Pete) so there is a lot of draw to the area besides one thing.

Florida has a lot of issues with processors as they are required to go through a rigorous process.

Anyone needing to travel for training or for a PCS (permanant change of station) will need MTRs - often while waiting for their military housing to be ready or to find a house to buy.

Get in the game not the fringes is my advice.As for paid training I have a deep knowledge of this space having been back room Vendor for Rich Dad  Montalongo and Vertucci and for a short time Nudge..

Each participant in her program has to commit to going back to school/job training and she works with them to improve financial literacy and grow their income.

I just finished pilot training in Del Rio, TX.

Also, what resources/training, would you recommend I look into to get a more detailed, in-depth of how to estimate repairs, ARV, max allowable offer, etc?