Without representing you, those of us with Texas licenses can't really offer specifics on how to interact with the appraiser in this scenario.Best of luck!

Here are just few tips that will help you connect with people in your area and other people that match your interests.1) Set up keywords for your area and interests so that you're notified when they're used and then start interacting.2) Read through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide3) Go through applicable blogs and podcasts as there are a lot of great resourcesGod bless! 

I use OPD's interactive crime map and I follow a few local facebook crimewatch groups.

I have found that creating a social media presence and then following & interacting with investors, flippers, lenders, attorneys, agents, etc. in your market has an infinite ROI especially for beginners.

My suggestion, especially if you have capital, is to pick two of these that most apply to you. do the interactive one that most applies to you (Probably the Real Estate Rookie)    And then do the self guided one that next most applies (probably the house hacking one or rookie landlord one)  I have never gone through one of these but I presume it will be helpful for you.

Just make sure to look for 506b offerings (accepts non-accredited), and start to interact with the syndicator.

one very successful company's dictum is "one step sharper than the client" for key interactions which I think is great advice in general to show respect and savvy.

We will make this post a very interactive post.

I hope to interact with great people who can give actionable tips on building buyers lists and overcoming the fear of attacking my first deal.

Yes, once you select a provider, a property, cut the check, there should be very little investor interaction, but there should still be a lot of work done looooong before that point to ensure a successful investment.The difference between Tk and other REI is that with turnkey all the work is done upfront, but it's still a lot of work.