I have access to the VA loan from serving.I spend hours listening to audiobooks, reading, browsing the forums, and getting my RL license so I can be as educated as possible, but my question is, how much money would I need to begin investing in real estate?

Easy access to military bases, fort walton, and destin which is where most of the jobs are.

Once you sign up you always have access to the network and the weekly calls.

Wholesalers usually use their own contract or change terms saying assignment without seller permission and seller approval for their access during contract term so they can show it to others on their own.

I also serve in the Georgia National Guard so I have access to the VA loan.

I have find the majority of the time the MICs will be accessed through brokers, who charge an additional broker fee. 

I do not have much interest in working as an agent for others, but see the benefit of having access to the MLS and the ability to schedule showings.

I have access to gap funding to be the "skin" you need so experienced investors with hud statements can indefinitely scale without using their own funding after solid proof of concept.

It gives you access to viewings for yourself and access to true data from the MLS for comps and ARV.

Rather than simply accessing part of the equity using a cash-out refi you could sell one of those properties and use the proceeds (now with 100% of the equity available including the deferred tax) to purchase two replacement properties.