I just started a Youtube channel to discuss land deals, their nuances, seller/buyer/agent psychology, etc. 

I use DIY cost segregation algorithm-based studies.

Wholesaling is a common entry point for new investors.First understand, the guys on You Tube that are popular, state in their YouTube videos that they spend between $25,000 and $50,000 a MONTH to get the numbers they are talking about.

I am new today platform and I watch you guys on YouTube regularly.

Have you watched @Garrett Brown's channel BiggerStays on youtube?

You could do private YouTube videos that are accessible via a QR code that you have in different sections of the house.

I am also looking for resources to go more in depth (other platforms, blogs, books, Youtube channels, etc.)Thanks in advance — I really appreciate any insight.

I believe this is done through an algorithmic process based on time on market and potentially the previous bids.

I attended a few foreclosure auctions in person just to watch and ask questions and have watched a ton of Youtube videos and taken some investor courses.

I'm thoroughly convinced that "research" is the enemy of building wealth.It's nothing more than a fancy way to stall.And it crushes so many people.They sit around:Analyzing one more dealWatching one more YouTube videoWaiting for the market to "settle down"In what I like to call "Perpetual Prep Mode"Always getting ready… to get ready.The people who actually build wealth do the opposite.• They start • They ask "dumb" questions out loud• They invest small amounts to learn the ropes• They surround themselves with people who have done it beforeSo here's my challenge for you today:What are you constantly researching that just needs to be done?