Top two, so far are Champions school of real estate and Career Web school.

You could still do a modified or slower approach to BRRRR by looking for value add multi's that need economic and/or physical upgrade that you can do as tenants turn over and improve the quality and value of the property over a year or two but still with ongoing rent/cash flow. 

It has absolutely catapulted my career in real estate and I get energized and inspired by the community and podcasts!

The RE world is relatively brand new to this career HR professional.

From what I've read and heard (and from common sense) it seems there is an inverse relationship between the quality of tenant and typical repair/turnover costs.

Rentometer.com, this takes the neighborhood average rents. 2. craigslist search the zip code and see what quality houses are going for in terms of rent.3.

With yellow letters, you will receive on average 8%-9% response rate, though it will include all types of calls: curious calls, angry calls, tire-kickers, and quality calls.

For full time professional investors who have made a career through the up and down cycles, that wasn't an option!

Both are a great way to get started slow and learn the basics, before jumping unprepared into wholesaling and risking to get a black eye and walk away to quickly from what could be a great career opportunity for you.

My current career path is woodworking and cabinetry.