There are a number of active posters here from Greeley so you will certainly find some folks with knowledge in your area.

@Dennis Johnson- I've paid for various guru courses and coaching programs and here's the benefits that I've experienced:Specialized knowledge from people that have achieved a status that I aspire to be at (as opposed to taking all types of info from random people on the internet). 

I used to create Google calendar events for action items or a spreadsheet to track research, but I started getting buried by the sheer amount of the information.We use a task tracking software called JIRA at work so I decided to give it a try to track all the REI knowledge I was gaining.

I’m 27 living in the city of Detroit MICHIGAN like most I’m so new I’m looking for a mentor who wants to spread their knowledge an needs some help with task they may not be able to do anymore from property management to viewing properties or managing deals an gc’s, I’m a sponge I’m willing to learn an help with systems.

This would be my first rental property so excuse my lack of knowledge.

I’m also on the knowledge phase of my real estate journey.

Then the contractors realize you know what you are talking about and you will get taken advantage of a lot less. knowledge is indeed powerful.

Just to compare notes and knowledge.

Just this past weekend, we placed a bid on a fixer upper with termites, extensive water damage, dry rot,  you name it. 

The FHA 203k loan is a pretty detailed loan so here's what to ask your loan officer about to see if they have knowledge on this product:What is the difference between the "Full" and the "Streamline" 203K product?