Be sure to check local zoning and such to make sure your project is feasible.

Former ‘wholesale finder’ says he was thrown under bus by the prominent real estate investors.https://www.seattleweekly.com/news/equity-skimming-tale-of-a...His job was seemingly simple, but also important to the busi...

I'm local to the Dallas area and looking to also grow my connections and talk real estate!

For local connections I’d recommend checking out the RI Real Estate Investors Group.They meet once a month in person for members and with another virtual meeting each month open to non-members too.I’ve been a member since 2003 and generally found it worthwhile.

@Nora Lugounfortunately it's difficult to just "get a mentor" - I'd go to some local REIA meetings and network.here's some good reading before you buy a random property in Memphis because it looks good on paper. 

If you're furnishing in Austin let me know, I have a spreadsheet of what I'd buy from the local furniture stores.

@Sunny ChenThe best way to find mentors in your area is to attend local meetups.

You can attend local RE meetups in your area.

Research local zoning ordinances and regulations to ensure short-term rentals and accessory dwelling units are allowed.

I mean, we can write a book here (and some people have) on this topic but the right suggestion is to get with a realtor that is local to you and get prequalified with a lender.