There are plenty of people who have been able to start a career with nothing more than drive and a dream so I'll let them post how they did it however I'd wager that they are the minority and the hard situation is this is a cash intensive business. 

Pick a topic, dive into the posts, and ask questions.  

@Donnie Tuckerfair enough, but think about posting on BP asking for advice because "my contractor stopped responding." 

Greater Cincinnati normally has a couple a day posted, they go fast, you just have to be faster. 

Originally posted by @Ryan Garrison:For my Agent side, I use Kv Core, and it seems to do a good job.

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If not, highly recommend you cram your way through it in a weekend before you take the keys back.Keep us posted ! 

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@Bob Willis I took your original post as the LLC being the LLC that was created specifically and only for the SDIRA.