You can also pick up a lot of info from YouTube and Facebook groups.

I'm so grateful that I found the Bigger Pockets YouTube channel and this site.

I think marketing is the key before you even get started with a home at least thats what I'm seeing from various comments and also Youtube videos.

Music keeps me grounded when the tech world gets too intense.

I’ve read around 20 books about real estate in the past few months, and I’ve watched many YouTube videos, podcasts, and other content to deepen my knowledge.

They have tutorials on how to use them.Combine that with likely some good content on youtube in general and you should be all set.I will note that underwriting it part art, part science. 

Here are a few suggestions to get you started:Books: Some classic reads include "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki, which offers insights on building wealth through real estate, and "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller, which provides a comprehensive guide on investing strategies.Podcasts and YouTube Channels: There are numerous podcasts and channels dedicated to real estate investing.

says he invests note funds into 3 e-commerce businesses and 1 Mastermind business and 1 Business that puts on Broadway Musicals.

Then there are those that watch a dozen YouTube videos and are ready to become instant real estate moguls.Both find the pitfalls and unfortunately many are expensive ones that turn people off from the start.Understanding the market you will be investing in is key and many are doing remote flips in areas they have never set foot in. 

I have a million questions and am tired of YouTube and singular opinions.