None of the three will charge you and all provide a relaxed/social setting that you can ask questions from other investors and professionals. 

Thanks for reaching out love this community already.I have found many of them through social media, mostly facebook and instagram.

I make solid income, but if it all goes out randomly I don’t want to be in a pickle for bills.I’m working on sorting how much I need to have in reserve savings and then how much a month is viable to put towards a property.Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Ben StanleyI would assume you get zero revenue from anyone else and be able to afford the home yourself by getting qualified at a local lenderIf you are solely relying on someone else as well without a reserve your level of risk just increased significantly  

A few days ago, I said, "When I look at social media from people who are doing it well, they are always teaching."

Networking is plays a big role into this, so connect with other investors on social media platforms and the likes. 

, or does it LOOK like an office that he's only in for 5 hours a week (few personal items, just a place he pops into 1-2 days a week, in this case the keyboard being dusty might be a good thing... empty trash can, no random papers floating around...)? 

Maybe reaching out, posting it on social media, price adjustment etc

The concept of "Boommates" would be an effective solution for many facing economic and social challenges.Sharing housing can benefit individuals and society by making better use of existing homes and creating supportive living environments.

Start with the low hanging fruit, using chat gpt to write some social media or blog posts or clean up a newsletter to make it more professional.

I agree a random/generic MLS search doesn't help most investors.