QB was my initial system, and I basically learned on it---I feel I have more experience now several years in, and it felt really good to clean up the chart of accounts to match how I run my business today

What's trending basically.

You’re doing exactly what most successful investors wish they had done earlier 👏A few solid thoughts for where you’re at:What to learn now: Deal analysis, basic finance (cash flow, ROI, leverage), and market fundamentals matter way more than advanced tactics.

When you reach out, be specific about how you can help developers and flippers (driving for dollars, running comps, calling leads, coordinating contractors, project photos, basic spreadsheets, etc.) and commit to a consistent schedule so you’re an asset, not a distraction.Good luck!

You can learn the basics here for free.

The trick is being consistent with your daily activity, even if it's just 30 mins after work.

I’ve read several real estate books, understand the basics (NOI, DSCR, cash flow vs appreciation), and my goal is to start building long-term financial freedom through buy-and-hold real estate — ideally small multifamily (2–4 units).Given SF prices, I know investing out of state is basically required, and I’m totally open to that.

My target would be low income housing style basic homes. 1800 SF, 4,000 lot, contractor grade styleWhat is a good land cost ratio to ARV I should be aware of?

I got in with the right people that had experience and learned tricks.

During the peak season the high demand areas generally go with schools so basically draw a "c" around the metro and you have it, edmond,deer creek, piedmont, yukon, mustang, moore, norman.