Online info and webinars are great, but you have to go to meetups to workshop what you are learning with others doing the same and others ahead of you on their journey.

We learned this the hard way with several of our bookkeeping Clients a couple of years ago.Now, having partners on individual deals within your entity is not the same as a "partnership entity".

To do well, learn about real estate, make a strong plan, meet local investors, check the market, look into loan choices, start small then grow, stay ready for changes, and get advice from pros.Learn about market trends, loan options, and ways like renting out for long or short terms.

@Karen KushnerIn your two messages, you're basically asking to learn several highly complicated topics and then figure out how they apply to your specific situation.

@May WangEncourage you to learn from the mistakes of others - by reading posts here on BiggerPockets about owners not having their expectations met by their current Property Management Company.

This is a great place to learn and to connect with people so take advantage of all the great resources.

I have built a simple tracker to look at my Syndication Investments, I'm sharing with the spirit of learning and have masked out the Sponsors names. 

As a REAL-LIFE Pro who does term sales all the flippin time AND sources off-market deals constantly, HERE IS THE REALITY OF THEM;    There is significant learning curve in discussing this with virtually any/all sellers.

Im interested learning what other early wholesaler experiences were like.

So I’ve been listening to bigger pockets a lot, and am learning that a BRRRR method is a good method for making money.