@JR Hinds and I have organized very informal meet-ups in the past at BaseCamp Brewery, but again due to COVID circumstances currently that is not going to happen anytime in the near future.I would recommend in the meantime continuing to connect with people here on BiggerPockets, ask lots of questions, and stick to your 90-day challenge.

I don't invest with them but I know they are 100% turnkey, they appear to be a professional organization with thousands of turnkey investments under management, and they operate in about 8 states.

You don’t need a license to wholesale in MA, in fact there are some advantages to not having your license but lack of organized training and support is a huge disadvantage.

I would suggest googling Block Real Estate Market Report - they put out a decent report on all ways to invest in KC and a snap shot of the economy at large that while targeted to commercial investing, helps the single family investor.You can also go to KCRAR.org the local realtor board to get market data.Houses and small multi family is hard to come by, a good deal has 10 offers and sells in 24 hours.Contractors are also hard to come by, the good ones are 3 to 4 months out unless you know a guy.And personally, I would avoid Kansas City Missouri because the KC Tenants  (that's an organization) are waging war on the Housing provider, chaining themslves to courthouse doors or photo ops, and getting restrictive laws passed. 

For the latter, any expense tracking app like Expensify, TaxBot, Quicken etc. will do.Excel and Google Sheets are good for someone who knows how to use them, however it's pretty difficult to organize them because it's a tedious manual job.

This is great to get me started on organizing my research!

I’ve bought dozens of homes without the aid  of a realtor and even organized the legal aspects of the sale .

As you would expect this can get cumbersome and unweidly trying to organize many different bank accounts and entities and doing it all legally.

Biologically, a mutual symbiotic relationship is defined as a relationship that benefits both of the two organisms involved in it, a win-win situation.

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