Our main career objective is to acquire career capital, gaining rare and valuable skills and getting paid for them and.

My buddy and I have been studying up on all things RE recently and want to develop some hard skills when it comes to the BRRRR strategy.

I would get with your local tenants union or similar organization and speak with a lawyer.

Eta read your local, state and federal rules around tenant/landlord law... those laws will tell you what is ok and what is not  also, see if your local landlord or multifamily owners organization puts on classes for new landlords and go to those  

Add onto that:1) Present your analysis in an organized, professional manner.

I moved to Colorado from Texas before I started learning about real estate and acquiring the skills I think will make this feasible.I have a good relationship with an excellent contractor who has been working on flips in the area I'm researching. 

All FIBI meetings support a NO SELLING policy, allowing investors--whether seasoned or beginner--to be free about sharing their real estate passions without sales pitches.Each Pasadena Real Estate FIBI meeting includes organized networking intended to identify areas of interest and possible opportunity, industry experts presenting information and experience on a variety of relevant real estate topics, and open networking sessions to enhance the value of coming together to learn.

That being said, I really value the clients that I connected with organically at a meet up or conference but it's less than half of my business. 

Use these classes to develop skills that are essential to running a business or any areas you lack in- Accounting, Marketing, Operations etc. 

@Chris S killed it with the Giant Dons/Alaska Miles hack.