I did once have to login w/ a PC vs phone to change an account which was a bit annoying but found support responsive.  

For everyone thinking about getting into real estate investing, I recommend spending at least 6 months educating yourself through websites likes this and its family of books and podcast, other real estate podcast, books at the library, and local meetups.

I've noticed a bit more detail on this in responding back to this question.the original post is there, just out of order and mixed somewhere into the middle of the conversation.once I click in, I can see the title of the original post, and all of the comments, but it appears that the original question is mixed somewhere into the middle of all of the conversation, and it's not in an order that makes sensehere is an example (the original post is not the first or last in the comments, it's somewhere in the middle):if I look up the same post on my pc, I get this:

For everyone thinking about getting into real estate investing, I recommend spending at least 6 months educating yourself through websites likes this and its family of books and podcast, other real estate podcast, books at the library, and local meetups.

If you spend the next 6 months on these forums, listing to the family of BP podcast, reading investing books from your library, and spending a couple of hours a week on Zillow becoming an expert on your market, I bet you'd have the knowledge to buy your first property.You can go to local real estate meetups too to meet other like minded individuals.

For everyone thinking about getting into real estate investing, I recommend spending at least 6 months educating yourself through websites likes this and its family of books and podcast, other real estate podcast, books at the library, and local meetups.

I'd recommend spending the next 6 months doing as much of the below things...1: Consuming as much knowledge as possible through websites like this and its family of books and podcast, other podcast from people like David Greene, Rob Abasolo, & Graham Stephan, and reading books from the library.2: Looking at the types of properties in the area you want them on Zillow.

I’ve got all of Robert’s early real estate books in my library, classics.

Second, I would suggest going to your law library and asking for treatises on those topics (make sure they are current.

It will remove parts of the code that were essential, it will import non-existent libraries and call non-existent functions, and just generally confidently hallucinate something that sounds like it should work.