I'm always happy to help point you in the right direction for resources or tools on BiggerPockets that can help you with your REI goals!

.- I use a plethora of online tools.

Self-Directed IRA's can be a very useful retirement tool if used correctly.

I have found Aribnb tools to automate my pricing also has a nice affect and is very inexpensive - beyondpricing.com and everbooked.com.  

This is your most important marketing tool for building your following.  

I'll be a bit more careful with how I word my posts because sarcasm could be mistaken for being unvarnished, especially in a professional-like setting.Being new, I'm kind of sitting around waiting for REIA meetings, call-backs from yellow letters, writing more yellow letters, driving neighborhoods, doing my own comparative market analysis, tinkering with my website, scheduling meet-ups with other investors/real estate professionals, studying for my Real Estate Licensing exam, setting up LLC, learning from books/podcasts, searching the internet for legitimate resourceful tools, and other stuff I'm sure you well aware of.

I don't know what your units look like or location but it needs to have new hardwood flooring, contemporary kitchen, and curb appeal to attract buyers in photos. 2 bed $1500 is an average for A property so if that is true it can cash flow DSCR which makes it attractive.Have tools that allow for out of state ownership.

I think price wise, a carefully chosen place on the westside, or being near a marta station further out would be my focus areas for a triplex or quad if I wasn't so worried about my commute, and could do a lower down payment option on them.Really there is no replacement for just exploring to find out what you like, and doing the research and using the calculator tools to see if the numbers work.

We have all the tools here right in front of us and being so new to this I think im going to start a meet-up here soon then.

However I want to use that as a tool to fund rentals and BRRRR in the future.