Any advise on what to look for that might not be beneficial to the owner?

Also choosing high deductible insurance product while you are young, and piling up HSA account now ( that also can invest in RE) can be very beneficial at an older age where you done have to pay expensive premiums because you HSA will cover the high deductible.  

Hey BP family,I wanted to get some opinions on how beneficial it would be to get my real estate license as someone who is just starting off in real estate investment? 

Has Anyone Raised Capital using Land Trusts & Assignment of Beneficial Interest ?

If you're self-managing then it definitely will be beneficial to have multiple props in the same area.

But now that you mention them I know my Liberty Mutual agent has said to me several times my policy on "X" building is insurable for a replacement cost of $250K (but I only have $150K invested for example) and he has mentioned that very point. 

I’ve heard real estate meet ups are very beneficial but I’m wondering whether someone as novice as me should even go and if so, how do I present myself?

Having the license is super beneficial because you can earn additional income from helping friends/family and also convert non wholesale deals to listings if the seller isn't motivated enough. 

I would definitely prefer the relationship to be a mutual benefit.

I've been debt free since my late 20's, have some money invested in IRAs, mutual funds, and stocks, but only passively considered real estate as something that would only come about after purchasing a house to live in.