Books, videos, online tutorials, etc? 

v=YhZ-Woj4m5c&t=2sThe only downside to their sheet is they are a bit conservative on their capex % compared to most of the analysis examples done by @Brandon Turner on BiggerPockets tutorials/webinars (They use 5% for capex while Brandon uses 8-10%).https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Thank you Juan for putting such an informative tutorial.

That said, you should definitely get a company profile set up at http://www.biggerpockets.com/companies (click the CREATE button) so your company logo can appear on your profile.Check out this tutorial for more on that:http://www.biggerpockets.com/bizThanks for the understanding!

:)That said, with all the discussions of The 50% Rule around here whenever a new investor join us, I thought it might be worthwhile to have a video tutorial on the subject.

There are tutorials online.

These small successes will build your confidence and skills over time while not taking any unnecessary risks.Use Online Resources: Websites like YouTube and home improvement blogs offer step-by-step guides and tutorials for almost any project you can think of.

If the property is in Illinois here is a basic tutorial.

There is a learning curve, but very doable with some tube tutorials.

I am currently in the education phase with podcast, tutorials, webinars, and reading rich dad, poor dad.