I would also recommend attending a couple of in person meetups so you can increase your chances of learning more from others. 

If you're just starting, I'd suggest you attend some local meetups and network with some local, established, successful investors.  

I had the pleasure of attending the MTR Summit hosted by Jesse Vasquez.

Start attending the meetups and networking.

FTCC is honestly a very solid community college, and I know plenty of people who have attended there an give it high marks.

It's monthly, but I would highly recommend attending next month!

Tonight he told me I needed to quit because it’s a non smoking unit and he doesn’t want to have to pursue anything bc he would have to drive 70 miles each way to attend court.

Search online for local real estate investor meet ups to attend.3.  

I've checked a few times but most stuff that pops up is in the seattle area. which I don't mind but a few real estate networking events that I attended people were more focused on DADU projects.

FWIW, a tiny-house group in Atlanta is doing a virtual workshop on Thursday about developing pocket neighborhoods:https://oklahoma.uli.org/events/detail/CABD7705-6C0E-437B-A243-274637637601/I'm not affiliated with the event, but I did attend MicroLife's first in-person version of this workshop (just a few months ago) and thought the tools, examples, and methods they presented were useful.