If you've read that much you probably have a good grasp on many different tactics, many tools for your tool belt. 

Focus your time and energy on making sure your rental rates are correct, and you have a good grasp on repair costs. 

I would suggest you get david greene's book Buy,Rehab,Rent,Refinance,Repeat. its less then 20 bucks on amazon and will really help you to get a good grasp of exactly the steps you need to take.

Either they beat me and have a better grasp of what revenues and expenses will be, thus securing themselves a good deal, or they just ended up taking on decades of headaches in a marginal investment. 

I understand what an interest only loan is, but I’m not sure I fully grasp the consequences.

I have a good grasp on ideally how it would work with me inserting myself as the middle man between distressed seller and cash buyer.

I'm sure there are many other books which others on Bigger Pockets would recommend, but this one helped me get a grasp on the many ways to approach purchasing a property with little to no $ upfront.Best of Luck,Alex Furini, RA

I would like to know more about crowdfunding but I can truly just not grasp it, I can’t seem to understand how will somebody receive payments in dividends of a real estate transaction?

@Kevin Wilson Because of the fact that a lot of inexperienced sellers do not have a full grasp of what "as-is" means it can be a good way to get a deal.

I have a good grasp on home repairs as I have replaced walls, roofing and even remodeled my own bathroom successfully.