It will be a great way for you to network with others in your area that are succeeding in this industry.

We own and operate over 300k SF of commercial light industrial real estate.

You are right, this is proposed legislation and our industry is actively fighting against the sections that would most negatively affect self-directed retirement account investing.

All that industrial space isn't highest and best use and so long term I could see more zoning changes and possible growth.In the end though, this going to be your primary residence and so I would pull the trigger in a neighborhood and building where you really want to live.

Some solutions were executed seamlessly while the industry was forced to innovate on the fly in other instances.

Camden, NJ - former industrial city right outside Philly, fallen on hard times, but enjoying some (very) slow resurgence.

If you put in the location, you may get a response from a property manager who can help you, or just someone in that area that can help.There are BP forums for people to connect based on locality as well, even if there's none for that particular county, you always can start one yourself on BP.Another place to look for a property manager is the National Association of Property Managers, there are designations in this industry (like Residential Management Professional (RMP®) that are supposed to help you know that a property manager adheres to certain standards and has documented qualifications.See https://www.narpm.org/ 

And finding a BUY lender (usually a hard money lender) who lends 75% of the ARV is what we want and is usually an industry standard for a single family home. 

Entered in the wholesaling industry in Kentucky.

Immerse yourself around likeminded people and start developing relationships with those in the real estate industry.