Same concept.Again, not saying that it isn't done all the time, but I am just saying go into wholesaling with your eyes WIDE open so you know that if you do not have a RE license, you are subject to legal action.And if you need something more concrete, please refer to your state statutes listed below:NRS 645.230 prohibits someone from representing another person (holding themselves out as a salesperson) without the appropriate license.

A lot more meetups are starting to pop up in your area so keep an eye out on the events section here as well as Meetup.com.

Until I can buy my first place, I plan to start a RE related career and to lease from landlords who would like me to use their unit as an Airbnb/STR.The main career path I am eyeing is RE Appraiser.

The tech boom combined with many upcoming projects and initiatives have also really caught the eyes of many investors to the Pittsburgh area.

That's like asking:When you're hungry, do you prefer a salad, a steak, or ice-cream?

If I know what you're looking for I'm happy to keep an eye out and pass along your criteria to my fellow Homevestors colleagues also. 

@Derek Robinson you may consider investing in stock market (index fund), mutual fund to have truly passive investing (even that I think you still need to keep an eye on it).Alternatively, we have investors who are truly passive when they invest into syndication with us - this maybe also something for you to take a look into.

A 2nd set of eyes is a good idea. 

@Geoffrey Schnake we have our eyes on Tampa/St Pete, but EVERYTHING is over priced.

To say that it was mind-blowing and eye-opening would be a gross understatement.