We have over 90 team members in six cities.

@Terry Moll i would suggest finding a super highly successful local investor and teaming up with them.

I've been bankrupt, lost nearly 10 mil overnight, lost my businesses and let a lot of friends down thanks to real estate also.

I am not very tech-savvy and don't have a "techie" on my team. 

I’m lost in the startup and don’t really know what I can do expect for studying for my exam and reading more books.

I feel like I am learning a lot and have been able to slowly build a team (so far a construction crew, property management company, and advisers) that are willing to work with me, but I feel as though I am starting to go into analysis paralysis. 

Hey Bigger Pockets Team - I have done some research on moving my 401k from corporate America to some form of self directed venue.Like Dirty Harry - I am looking for THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE UGLY!

Over the long haul, as a landlord, you are going to want an attorney on your team anyways in the event things go down hill.

In addition to setting up my new LLC (Safe Equity LLC), I'm building a great team of experienced people to guide me in areas where I am weak (which is a lot at this point!

David, We are NOT a Crowdfunding site but hope this is helpful and offers you an alternate option.Syndicators that use a 506B SEC Exemption and allow sophisticated investors into their syndication after establishing the proper relationship as 506B Exemptions require having a substantive preexisting relationship before you can co-invest/co-own with the syndication team.