My work day is walking into my office in the house, making calls, sending prospective properties and cash flows to my investors, and meeting some locally for dinner or lunch.For what you want to do the license thing isn't a big of an impediment.

Podcasts are a tremendous wealth of knowledge,  and the beauty of them is that you can learn while doing mundane rasks like laundry, or  cooking dinner.!

We have members that have been there more like 25 or 30 years; since the very beginning when there were only 5 or 6 people meeting at a restaurant.We have hundreds of investors at all levels at our monthly dinner meetings.

Terry Kerr is a good guy; I am having dinner with him next week.

Sure, but for the average investor looking to start out there's enough to learn just to get the nuts and bolts of getting a deal and managing property down before you start talking about joining some development board and buying tables at fundraising dinners.

You made the cake yourself.And your friends taste the cake and they say: "OMG this is delicious, where did you buy it?

You can most likely just write up a fair distribution and slide it over to her to sign at dinner tonight!

They'll be worth taking to dinner as often as they'll let you.Mount Pleasant or bay city may have one also.

I was looking to do a breakfast/lunch/dinner whatever works out type thing. 

Think about doing some lease option assignments and sub2 purchase then lease outs where you are, easier than wholesaling. see my profile for free negotiation for newbies. http://www.biggerpockets.com/users/REISkills In Baltimore talk to @Ned Carey , buy him some dinner, he'll help you some how.