You might want to narrow your scope, because it's easy to get overwhelmed if you try to learn about everything.Welcome to the site.

I have been taking in a lot of information and at times can feel a little overwhelmed.

and tons of information and I guess it's just overwhelming to digest it all and then go out and make sure I know what the heck I'm doing :-) Again, thank you for your suggestions :-)

Also, if you ever need to contact support, please scroll to the bottom of each page as you will see our "Contact Us" link - which will direct you to our support staff that will get back to you immediately.Have a great day!

Once you purchase your home, we manage the rehab and give you access to all of our on staff contractors/outside vendors, then we list the home for you.

It is important to see things on the ground, get at least some basic on the ground knowledge of their rehab work, the systems in place, the neighborhoods they are operating in, the staff support, etc.  

This as opposed to feeling the pressure of having to know everything before you do anything - that's often overwhelming and distracting.

I just recently got on this site and have been overwhelmed with all of the new information and investment tactics.

Management of tweener complexes without on-site staff is the largest inefficiency of that model (tweener = between the SFR and MF management model).

I've flooding my head with podcasts on BP and trying to retain as much as possible, feeling a bit overwhelmed but it's making some sense.