(Explanation video here.)And yes, as a real estate investor, you qualify as a business owner.We connected with Fund & Grow, the first business credit concierge.

I can take photos/videos, work on comps, help you find local vendors, etc. 

I’m also watching BP videos.

I also listen/buy some books in between the podcasts and YouTube videos, but books add up in cost before you know it.I'm also putting together all of the due diligence checklists/paperwork/team members/Microsoft project schedule, for each style house and customizing to the specifics like level of rehab or a 3 and 2 or 3 and 1 etc.

And of course, Fair Housing and Anti discriminatory language is engrained within my rental applications and course of conduct between myself and tenants.I've thumbed through a handful of threads/forums/podcasts/videos/etc but I wanted to see what everyone suggest/prefer at the moment.Is 'State LL Association' a state-runned program?

Go to Home Depot and they have a video. 

It was extremely comical.The Ohio Division of Real Estate did not care.Here is a good video on Laws Pertaining to Wholesaling in Ohio Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I'm looking into getting into real estate, I've been trying to read, listen, and watch to learn, much of which has been Bigger Pockets podcasts and videos.

My advice is to read and listen to podcast, watch YouTube videos etc.

@James Wise has a great video series on YouTube on turnkey investing gone wrong, and he includes a guide to evaluating turnkeys in one of said videos.