Making boo boo's learning from those boo boo's.The reality is what most investors gravitate to when they are starting out is what is most visible in their daily lives and that's basically flipping houses ERGO HGTV and all the off shoot celebrity flipper shows and people, then those guys get a name and morph into the the Seminar bizz.

I agree with Tai Lopez that reading books can help you with confidence and brain power that you can use.  

I was a member of 4 at one time (and BP).As Tai Lopez says:  find 33% of the folks you spend time ABOVE your level, 33% at your level, and offer to share what you do know with the other 33% below you.  

But as for an attorney recommendation: Adolfo Lopez in West New York, NJ is a landlord himself in NJ and will do an in-person consultation with you for just $50.

Would you believe they used to fly people in on helicopter to check it out at their original launch celebration. 

Kyle Lopez https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/09/16/detective-real-estate-investor-six-steps-finding-missing-owners/

Kyle Lopez 

My long time friend Tony Lopez builds them... https://alternativelivingspaces.comLand is cheap on the big island and I see opportunity for a project like this.

@Gustavo DelgadoIf you are in Texas or Florida right now expect significant increases in floridaWhile everyone has been celebrating home price increases, everything else has gone up significantly as well - and with labor and construction cost increases insurance is replacement value and they anticipate greater storms so it was inevitable.

Maybe celebrate landlords for having the guts and tenacity to operate one of the most difficult businesses that exists.