@Josh MillerEverybody watches sports, does not mean they are all professional athletes.

I used to point people to his training videos, I learned a lot from them and I know many others have as well. 

I would probably say 506b operators are more experienced as 506c operators can advertise and that’s the guru / marketing route of operators with no experience - let me just whip of some videos and market this thing and figure it out.506b needs the relationships as they cannot advertiseNow as a GP I prefer 506c over b all day long, but as I mentioned above- I agree that no correlation

I would just follow David Greene's method in his book on the topic: https://www.amazon.com/Buy-Rehab-Rent-Refinance-Repeat/dp/B0...Or could you check out my video on the topic which in my biased opinion is pretty good: 

The heads-up is much appreciated, will have to dive into their videos online as well, once I make the switch. 

If you can't see the property in person, pay an experienced local investor $100 or so (someone unbiased, not your agent or turnkey company) to walk it and do a detailed video tour. 

You can only do so much reading, and the podcasts and videos really helped switch up my study routine.

Specifically, I would appreciate any links, videos, or other resources that outline my obligations.Do I need to mail the tenant a detailed statement showing any deductions from their security deposit and the remaining balance, if applicable?

I'm particularly passionate about long term investments in Metro Atlanta.Outside of real estate, I enjoy watching sports, running, and spending time with my family!

There are more than enough blogs and videos here on BP or YouTube to learn from, for free.