Why would you want to work a real job and save your money when you can do stupid stuff on Youtube, hawk junk products and try to get free AirBnb stays? 

But if you’re only driving occasionally or testing the strategy, a low-cost setup (Google Maps pins + notes + county records) may make more sense.A really helpful way to explore the different options out there are by watching YouTubers who actually drive for dollars.

I understand lots of people talk about it on YouTube, Tik Tok, and Instagram - but it would be helpful to hear from anyone who has personally done it.

4 - Do they advertise in social media (i.e) YouTube, FB, LinkedIN, etc?

Quote from @Keis J Patterson: Hello BP Team, I have been watching on YouTube for a few years and am now ready to pull the trigger on my 1st Multi-family (2 unit).

Since you have been on Youtube, search for The Investor's Guide to Memphis Real Estate.

Also, read and learn how to educate yourself on topics; use books, YouTube, podcasts, AI, forums like this.

I get it.Real estate feels big.The numbers feel big.The mistakes feel even bigger.But here’s what surprised me — the thing holding him back wasn’t money or deals or even knowledge.It was lack of structure.He had listened to every podcast, watched every YouTube breakdown, and read a ton of forum posts…but he had no simple plan to follow.So I told him something straightforward:“Your first win doesn’t need to be a property.Your first win needs to be clarity.”We broke it down into three simple steps he could do before January:1.

Go look up the 4 square method by Brandon Turner on YouTube - super simple that will get you started off in the right direction.  

That means YouTube for factual information 3.