Additionally, there are various tutorials and support available online.

I had this same question and found this AMAZING youtube page with GREAT tutorials!!

Thanks for this great little tutorial, @Lucas Carl!  

And for what it’s worth as well I found a level of comfort in paying for a course taught by someone was passionate about bringing bike lanes to Clemson rather than buying exotic cars.In my opinion the course was very much worth it – my biggest takeaways were learning how to run the numbers on a property, analyze a market/neighborhood, learned the lingo and vocab, and built up my confidence to start taking the actions needed to get started.Pros:Live Zoom calls with Chad and other experienced investors across the country and using different investing strategiesSelf-paced tutorials with lifetime accessNetworking through the community – I have found a mentor from taking the courseValuable materials like analysis spreadsheets, scripts for interviewing property managers, and all of Chad’s other courses (included)Welcoming environment, easy to ask beginner questionsChad really is like a Coach and you can communicate directly with him about the course or a deal you are working onI honestly don’t have any cons.

@Sonny Ngo You will find the following useful that I copied from one the BP tutorial linked below.How to Use @Mentions"Users can now mention their colleagues and those people who have already posted in a thread that you're responding to with the @ symbol.

There are many tutorials that can walk you through those processes.I have first hand experience with Jake, Andre, and Alex.

I’ve noticed that most beginners like to use the Michael Blank Syndicated Deal Analyzer, as it’s pretty intuitive to start out with, and he gives you a tutorial on how to use it.

Keyword alert system tutorial

I personally started with RETIPSTER, I got through all the tutorials within a week and jumped in and got started with mailers the 2nd week, this was in 2017. 

I went through the tutorials and no longer need to see them.