I have had countless friends join the business, get their license, and struggle to even find 1 client to sell a home to in 3 years!

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.

If you haven't noticed, when you ask about investing out-of-state the Columbus mafia joins the chat and turns it into a joke, but other than that this is a good place to start (and Columbus is a good market, but seriously...).Your post is a little disjointed though.

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

Just by joining BP, you're already making tremendous progress-- lot's of great ideas and people to network with.

If you want to expedite your real estate journey, I would highly recommend joining masterminds that can push you to the best you can be!

.- In addition, as part of joining the company we were supposed to have a website set up.

I've looked at on-market deals daily, joined all the Facebook groups where they post "off" market deals (wholesalers, etc) and have spoken with many realtors. 

Soon, these too will be mass produced and they will join the "grays" and another style will be "IN-Vogue".

They allow you to attend two meetings before joining as a paid member.