However, I'm curious about the real-world benefits of working with one before I begin investing in real estate or other areas.Here are some specific questions I have:Objective Advice: Can I expect truly unbiased and high-quality advice from a fidiciary advisor?

Put signs up stating what the trash day is, who to contact for a power outage, etc. etc.4.

I highly recommend the book "Invest in Debt" by Jimmy Napier.

Love to see what others have done, and if there are certain high value services that can help with this in a budget friendly way. 

(Roeland Park is a high price point area, Which turns into Million dollar homes as you head South into Mission and Fairway.As you head NW, it turns into a C market area.

As well as high quality social groups for real estate investing on forums/internet sources.

I like Northside and Northeast school districts but many of these areas are priced too high to cash flow.

High to mid 6s depending how much down. 

If they break them it is less expensive to replace a rod then a door   For showers use a door but a high quality frameless shower door.   

You don't HAVE to buy points, but if you have a high DTI, the lender might not be able to do the deal unless you do, we can't tell from the information that you've provided here.