I find short videos are the best way. 

So far it's been great, I was very nervous at first but I found great info in the forums and youtube videos that helped me take the first steps.

Check out Simon Sinek’s video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

.”- Rick and Ricky, SFR gurus“We bought this house in Toledo for $31,500 and sold it 10 years later for $34,000”:-) sorry my Toledo friend :)@James Wise and I just did a video about the 3 step process of what it takes to succeed in real estate and how "You", yes "YOU" can also buy the same green sports car that I own hahahahaGuru'd lol

I guess people need to make notes  and read books and  see Youtube videos and then target a  few markets and then use zillow  etc to see long term appreciation etc and then formulate who they want to team up with to start the journey.. 

Check out this video

Take a video as you enter and walk through the property and narrate what you see!

When I first started my STR business in 2019, I watched F&G and other similar videos (such as Noelle Randall on business credit cards), and subsequently started making application for business cards.  

Many people overlook it when evaluating their properties.I've created a few videos on BP YouTube around Return on Equity.

The median price for my market Milwaukee is $225,000 (which BTW has doubled in the last 9 years), so anything below is C and anything below half the median (112k) is D.I pulled numbers yesterday on every neighborhood for my next YouTube video and we have seen the highest % of median sales price increase YTD (the closest thing we have to measure appreciation) and the best neighborhoods are seeing the highest % - even though their median sales price is already the highest.You can map that out by simply putting a hypothetical portfolio in the BP rental calculator and see what happens after 10 years to a cash flow portfolio or an appreciation portfolio.