I figure I should put this PRO membership to work.  

Stay on the site, look around, get a paid membership to really start to network, and get the books recommended on the site.

Regardless of what company you go with there will be some substantial start up fees and fees that the company generally won't pay for such as your license fees, Realtor membership, MLS fees and the big one advertising.Go talk with as many of the companies that are up near you and see who offers you the most training and services.

Hi,I have been looking for a property with specific details in a particular area of Las Vegas, to the point where I know pretty well which neighborhood I want it to be in.When I am not looking for real estate I run a consulting business, and I am starting to see a lot of similarities in between.Ideal client persona, lead generation, cold emailing/calling, getting your pitch dialed in etc.With my business, I know where to find leads by searching on a few website where I have a membership that collects information such as employee count, last round of funding etc.I would like to apply some of my business strategies to real estate, but I am not sure where I can find information about properties, filter by lot size, tenant eviction, amount of equity someone has in a house etc.

My best advice is go to the meet ups that are free all the time and don't cost a membership fee or anything.

FYI - I'm not certain of this, but I believe the "@" symbol working or not working might have to do with your membership level!

@Elizabeth Moore You could join TREIA and look through the membership list.

@Paul FerraraPosting an ad in the Marketplace requires a paid membership like a Plus or Pro subscription.

I’ve had good luck with First Tech, but they have pretty restrictive membership requirements. 

I know pro membership has its perks too.