Over time, those investments tend to not perform better, they perform worse. 

I Just provided them the info stating that their estimated gross income is extremely high.

However, I'm curious about the real-world benefits of working with one before I begin investing in real estate or other areas.Here are some specific questions I have:Objective Advice: Can I expect truly unbiased and high-quality advice from a fidiciary advisor?

I highly recommend him.

I understand that notes is a business best learned by doing, but I am trying to lay a good foundation of knowledge as a starting point.To date, I have read these books:"Invest like a Bank" by Beaux Blast" Little Green Book of Note Investing" by Fred Moskowitz"Real Estate Note Investing" by Dave Van Horn"Note Investing Made Easier" by Martin Saenz"Invest in Debt" by Jimmy Napier"Profiting from Non-performing Mortgage Notes" by Amed HazelI welcome any thoughts or recommendations that the group may have.   

I highly recommend the book "Invest in Debt" by Jimmy Napier.

Love to see what others have done, and if there are certain high value services that can help with this in a budget friendly way. 

(Roeland Park is a high price point area, Which turns into Million dollar homes as you head South into Mission and Fairway.As you head NW, it turns into a C market area.

As well as high quality social groups for real estate investing on forums/internet sources.

I like Northside and Northeast school districts but many of these areas are priced too high to cash flow.