The codes and business types that it returns when entering real estate investor or real estate buyer do not seem relevant.

Although most of the content is relevant to the US the fundamental principles are great to learn. 

Not that this is overly relevant but I was just at Coachella 1.

I did some research on BiggerPockets but most of the posts are old (3-5 yrs) so I am not sure if the information is still relevant.  

The skills that are necessary for wholesaling are highly relevant to buying your first property correctly.

The dog citations were in court at the same time, and it is relevant because it worked to get us a quicker return date (so much damage) It does matter if there are unsanitary conditions, like a sink full of dishes if they have been there for weeks and attract rodents.

Happy to do this if your goal is to learn to price out a mortgage... some of my dudes, I've taught well enough that I send them the relevant rate sheet and they price their own mortgage out, including LLPAs, and circle the rate they want given their goals for this property. 

Not entirely sure if this is relevant to your question... but here it goes.We (I am part of a partnership) own apartment buildings in Houston.

I think the book costs like $30 and would be a good investment for you Rich.I skimmed the relevant pages and he argues that self insurance is likely the best type BUT that you should still have liability insurance in case someone gets hurt.

I have looked up Meetups and don't see any relevant ones.Your help would be appreciated.Thank you.