Just research it online.

I was able to find information online for the following:1.

Thinking about starting with Georgia, but open to any other state with cities that have price-to-rent ratios of 20% or higher, turnkey median home price ~$225k, and where the pre-licensing real estate courses are available online. 

I found a booklet on NJ landlord tenant laws online, the link is below.

They may not have as nice online tools, apps, fancy sites like your traditional big banks but we’re good to work with.

These are all great suggestions, I would add do not overlook the power of referrals and building a network in addition to online marketing.

Over the last month or so, I took the required 90-hour broker pre-licensing course online, passing the course and also the Indiana state exam just last week.My plan is to never quit my W2 job, as I have a good, steady income, insurance, 401k, profit sharing, etc.

Still trying to figure that one out :-)This point was really crystalized last year in a thread.. nice young couple in I think Slidel LA  .. they went on and on how they were getting leads but had not closed any deals because sellers would not come down. but they got their good friend the real estate broker a half a dozen listings.. so I am thinking man you spend all this money to get these leads then hand them to a broker.. and we all know brokers by law cant pay non licensed individuals referral fees.. 

I mainly was needing help deciding on whether to start a fund or raise equity on a deal by deal basis and where to start raising funds (HNW individuals, RIA/placement agent, Family offices, PE, Institutions) Below are my summary notes.

It took me twenty seconds to find this online.