It's a bit cumbersome, but at least I can remind myself to do something or re-listen to a particular podcast.

Have you listened to the podcast.

For just starting out, I would try to immerse yourself in learning all that you can (listen to all the different podcasts, read BP book, read  books that BP people recommend, watch the free webinars that BP puts out weekly).

Just listen to the sales pitches by the hundreds of different companies that sell health insurance and every company had so many options for health plans the average person cannot remember more than 10% of what a health insurance salesman tells them and I will bet money on that because I know for a fact that when sitting with health insurance salesman no normal person can remember and compare all the different plans without looking at the charts, brochures, schedules, different co-pay plans and then compare the benefits and cost for PPO vs, HMO and my list can go on forever.

I’d start by attending meetups, networking, and read/listen to as many podcasts and books as you can.

Ive been reading and listening to BP for awhile not and am a big fan of all of you on here and love hearing your stories.

I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast, and I am currently about have way through my pre-licensing course.

I’ve read several books , listened to podcast however due to the pandemic I couldn’t find nothing in person to connect with people! 

I know from listening to all the podcasts, they make it sound easy to get a partner, but don’t really go into detail of how that works.

@Harvey RobertsIf you haven't listened to it already, you might check out BP podcast show #29: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...The topic is "Using Peer-to-Peer Lending to Finance Deals", and there are some BP Partner links in the show notes for Lending Club and Prosper which might be useful for getting some financing.