Feel free to call me and I can show you how to conduct your due diligence on multifamily assets.

Since I am new to this and already have a full time job, I am not entirely sure what I can offer in exchange for some education, but I am pretty handy, can do some free work for you or conduct some research for you, or possibly just share some knowledge as I have been in the home improvement retail market for a number of years and know a fair amount about electrical, plumbing and building products as I have been selling those for about 30 years. 

They try to conduct business only by email.  

Depends on state laws and how far they carry the requirement of using your money vs. administering other funds to conduct brokerage operations. :)

If the location is habitable by humans, then I'm open to invest.My second filter is that I personally need to be able to visit.That means zero Muslim countries because they don't accept Jews, especially Jews who have an Israeli stamp on their passport.The third filter would be that it must be in an area that I can conduct reasonable amounts of research on from my computer, so if there are no English resources for me to research, then the odds of buying are slim to none.I have properties on both coasts of the US, but nothing international yet.

Let's say a commercial brokerage pays me to conduct analysis on all of it's listings so that they could speak more intelligently to investors that come to them looking for deals.

We get the home ready for rent, advertise the unit, conduct showings, qualify tenants, and handle the leasing process.

The exception to this rule is when a person is married within the period of conducting a test.

I liked working on our house so much that in 2011 I made a career change into the world of home performance, and since then I have conducted over 3,500 residential energy inspections in the metro Boston area. 

Go ahead a leap for it because it teaches you the laws and helps you better conduct business in the field of real estate.