I go to a music camp every year where there are no dressers in their modern cabins. 

I have been educating myself on rental property investing by reading books and watching content on YouTube and the internet.

Thank you,Matt MortgageNewsDaily.com is a very good resource for daily tracking of conventional rates and they also have good content explaining the reasoning behind the moves (MBS, treasuries, etc.)DSCR Loans a little harder as its going to be a range and based more on deal specifics, I'd check youtube, etc - also would generally track the 5-year treasury yield and add about 3% to get a general daily ballpark

Around the same time, BP started posting YouTube videos of the ADU Guy, Derek Sherrell (see video below) which planted the seed of converting my garage into livable space.

All the YouTube "gurus" tell you to find a mentor, but nobody is going to mentor a stranger.

It's so easy to Google anything and find information on anything including YouTube videos.Many newbies on here struggle with the search function which usually reveals a wealth of information on most any RE related topic.

Here's a youtube video of a meet up the Millenial Real Estate investor group on facebook (which I recommend as a great meet up group) did a couple years ago on one of my projects. 

Paying someone 10k for what you can find out for free is never going to be worth it.There are books, BP forums, free podcasts and you tube videos on almost any subject.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.