v=guD0wVFHLP8[OR] you could join a local Gold's and find a trainer who works out of there, who you are comfortable with their age, personality and price....

I mainly do buy and hold, but have started to look into BRRRR more given the local market conditions.

Before investing in any area, conduct thorough research, consult with local real estate professionals, and assess factors like job growth, crime rates, school quality, and demographic trends.

But if you must, you'll need a good local manager for sure.

I am making this post for anyone local to NWA to comment and potentially meet up with, so lets go grab some coffee sometime!

Joining local meetups, online forums, and social media groups can offer valuable insights and opportunities.

Do you invest locally in Missouri? 

As an out of state investor, I need some local insight.

You will even get it in writing (he does all his training orally using slides and at least we didn't get a copy of any material, so you have to take notes and pictures to keep up).Invest those 20k, 30k or 50k into a property, whether it is rehabbing and fliping, BRRRR-ing, or hacking, and network with local (from Dallas, not Austin) REI, realtors, loaners, etc. which you can find here and in the REI meetups.

Plus, we use local banks so to get access to the equity is not hard if we need it.