Reach out to @Josh Green.

Regardless, it'll be vital to build your core-4 if you plan to invest out of state, I'd recommend reading this article by David Greene: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea... 

Let's get together for some coffee/tea/beer and I can see how I can help with your scenerio or direct you to a local expert that will be of the most help : )

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: You did the right thing by fixing your finances first so that is awesome.

I always like recommending David Greene's Pillars Of Wealth book as a great foundation for you to build your real estate portfolio on top of.

Check into the items listed above and if you get a green light, definitely move forward! 

If you get the green light from them, I'd happily recommend a few PMs I've worked with. 

I have a few properties I own and I also manage some, so I'm not completely green to the world of real estate, however I want to dive into wholesaling and that's totally out of my realm of expertise. 

Thanks @Jonathan Greene—@Cami Danielle I think New Haven is a fairly tough market (and, right now, overpriced).

I'll second @Jonathan Greene , @Michael Smythe , and @Michael Paling - BRRRR and flipping are bad ideas when you don't have any money or experience.