There are great books out there on the BiggerPockets bookstore and that you could find in the library or on Amazon.

Keep going, keep analyzing, and if you have to find a different market to make sense of the numbers the Biggerpockets bookstore has at least one book on investing out of state, or long distance investing that you might find helpful.

I'm also interested in self storage and I'm reading Paul Moore's book "Storing up profits" so I can continue learning.

You can read the books in the BP bookstore and watch videos on YouTube and gain enough knowledge to get started and buy a small multi family house 2-4 units to house hack or just rent out and self manage.

BP has a wealth of information - from the bookstore to BPCon.

But then with Barnes and Nobles shutting stores because of Amazon, I read recently off a rebirth of the local neighborhood bookstores.

The BiggerPockets Bookstore is great - I highly recommend either the physical or audiobooks there, would recommend the BRRRR book by David Greene for sure

You can learn all you need to get started from the BP bookstore.

There are a couple of great books in the BP bookstore on being an agent.2.

Generally, people will invest with someone like yourself because they're thinking that they might be able to get better returns than the stock market, maybe they like the particular deal, or maybe they just really like you, the investor.There is a book in the bigger pockets bookstore titled Raising Private Capital by Matt Faircloth that I would highly recommend.