Plastic organ creation, Flying cars, you name it.

Obviously that raises other concerns.Tenant selection is always a bag of worms and takes some background and skills. 

I've organized 2 BP Meetups so far and look to do more.

I find that to be a good way to improve my social skills and really get back to real values in a text and messaging society.

I've been successful hiring (and supervising) skilled workers for a multitude of tasks directly from Craigslist.

depends on skill set.  

If you do it yourself make sure that you look up the Nebraska LLC Act in order to make sure that you have everything the articles of organization or certificate of formation require (different states have different names for an LLC filing). 

The size of the community will, in part, dictate what skills and experience a community manager needs.

I've flipped through J Scott's books good info well organized but I'm not flipping or rehabbing yet so not sure how that play out in the real worldIt really depends what area of investing you want to get into.

IF you work it right, the income from your former house hacks will cover the mortgages and allow you to organically have the ability to get a loan for your next property.In other words, once you get started, the rental income covers the mortgages, and you can for the first ten or so properties continue to buy the next one.