You basically have 2 options:1) Join a mentorship program, buy a note, and do everything on your own based on the knowledge you get2) Some companies joint venture with newbies so you learn while studying what the experienced partner is doing.

He worked with a small venture capital firm in town for a while and he is currently the GC for a big title company.

RealT is a fascinating venture into the realm of tokenized properties but there are a few catches folks should know.

I will venture an educated guess that if property without ADU has a value of $800k and $200k was spent on hands off ground up ADU, the appraisal associated with a refinance will come in no higher than $900k. 

As you venture to try and find what cities/areas to buy in might I suggest this resourcehttps://www.areavibes.com/This is a great website to get an over view/starting point for what the neighborhoods are like. 

This area is buzzing with potential, and I’m excited about the chance to team up on a new project here.I’m interested in connecting with partners who are open to a joint business venture.

It's called "Investing in Real Estate Private Equity: An Insider’s Guide to Real Estate Partnerships, Funds, Joint Ventures & Crowdfunding".

Then, the question is how much profit will be left and is the amount/ROI worth the venture/risk.And, if you don't currently have a high cash flow income stream in place, it absolutely doesn't make sense.Hope that helps!

Hey Joey,Venturing into remote investing... now that's an exiting move!

BiggerPockets groups —lots of solid resources and a supportive community here or at local REI meetups; you'll find folks willing to share tips (and maybe even some potential partners).Here are some other strategies that could also help you scale faster:Partnerships/Joint Ventures: Teaming up with others, especially experienced investors or people with capital but limited time.