I’d also recommend mixing in some motivational/business books such as:- Rich Dad Poor Dad- Cashflow Quadrant- Think and Grow Rich- How to Win Friends and Influence People- The 4-Hour Work Week- The Richest Man in BabylonOnce you’ve read a lot of these books, listened to the podcasts, browsed blog posts, posted on the forums, attended local REI clubs, talked to other investors, analyzed several properties, etc. you should feel a lot more confident with your knowledge.

Just don't interface with licensed brokers when in NC, since that is explicitly not allowed.

I just tried to do the same through Listsource which has great reviews from people on BP and it has a friendly software interface.

Is it a Excel sheet type calculator or a scripted with an interface like Powershell? 

Phone.com's user interface will make you think you've taken a time capsule back to 1985 and been dropped inside an atari, just not as fun.  

You clearly have a ton of experience and a depth of knowledge, but be sure to check out the podcasts as well as browse the forums.

The property I was just browsing is: https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chic... 

https://www.vivian.com/browse-...

Continue to post on these forums and browse them to gain some general knowledge and pick out things you want to dive into and get more info on and maybe reach out to someone who seems to have a good bit of experience on that particular subject. 

Because of this system - it's not constantly connected to wifi, it just "touches base" once an hour (or at intervals you set) - battery life is pretty solid, and I'll get alerts if batteries get low/I can monitor battery level from the app.Things I don't love about it: the online interface feels old-fashioned and is somewhat unintuitive.