I have created and posted a youtube video on how to build a comp set. 

I have been investing for 5 years, and after hours of YouTube videos and countless hours of researching.

I’m pretty new to the multifamily space and trying to soak up as much as I can from the people actually buying deals right now — not just YouTube theories.I’d love to hear directly from experienced multifamily investors — what kind of numbers or criteria do you look for when you’re buying properties?

I like books as a tool for learning vs YouTube as you can learn about more of one given topic without getting distracted but you can also partner with local flippers offer to work for them in exchange for info many need help managing multiple projects or help with their back end part of their businessTo learn buy and hold cold call landlords who list their properties as for rent by owner offer to work for them in exchange for knowledge.

Also found that podcast episodes and youtubes from others who’ve done it helped normalize the idea.

Then start watching Youtube.

I'd recommend reaching out to any other agents in your market and checking for local podcast/ YouTube videos on your market.

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There are tons of books, podcasts, and youtube videos that can provide you with knowledge and context/information for free or for very low cost. 

There are a few happening regularly in Indy, and you’ll usually meet flippers, wholesalers, and lenders who are open to sharing insight (and sometimes looking for hungry people to help on projects).If you’re interested in house flipping, shadowing someone who’s actively doing it — even just by tagging along during walkthroughs or helping estimate rehab — will fast-track your learning curve way more than YouTube or books ever could.