I’m primarily using local channels for towns.

Next year he's planning on buying a house so we can officially live together, but I'm gonna grind this year and stack as much as possible without permanent housing. 

No.I provide cable channels (I'm not cheap and have nice properties) and have smart TV's where they can log into any of their streaming services.

Some good YouTube channels to learn a bit more would be Home Repair Tutor, DIY Creators, and This Old House.

My career has been centered around helping businesses scale through strategic sales initiatives, but I’m now channeling that same drive into real estate investing to build long-term wealth.My wife and I are in our early 40s, both work full-time, and are raising four amazing kids.

A large number of the homes were unofficially converted into duplexes in the 90s/00s (though kept as SF in the official zoning).

What resources such as YouTube channels, podcasts, books etc did you find useful as a first time home buyer?

I now offer "limited service" as a PM for 10% which includes marketing on 20+ channels, 24/7 guest communication, daily pricing, automations and software connections, but it is 10% of revenue. 

By working closely with hosts, legal teams, and city officials, PadSplit successfully defended its model, ensuring continued housing opportunities for those in need.With this case setting a precedent outside of Atlanta, it strengthens the argument for more flexible and inclusive housing policies.

Quote from @Kevin Cole: @Corby Goade Because nothing is official.