Then ask him what you will learn from MCGraw that you didn’t get from the books/youtube.

The author of the blog also has a book you can find on Amazon or I can send you a copy.

I know quick books will work but I was curious if there is something out there that already has all the detailed costs input where I would only need to add the basics about the property.

Then I get the prospective clients making 6 figures on their regular job but they're still swapping out doors on kitchen cabinets or fixing toilet guts in the evenings and can't see the forest through the trees yet. 

I read the BP’s ultimate beginner guide and am just starting to read Brandon Turners “the book on rental property investing”.

He also has YouTube videos and a book he wrote on exchanges. 

Knowledge is power and for me, it builds my self-confidence so I’ve been bingeing podcasts, books and also recently gotten my real estate license so that I could have a better understanding of real estate in and of itself, with the hope of building upon that basic knowledge with what I’ve been learning about in real estate investing.

Quote from @James Brand: Not having issues, but since Stessa ultimately is the tool I use to manage my books it seems like a natural connection would be an accountant familiar with the tool.

They do appear to have steady bookings each weekend still.I would love advice on getting funding.

It does not matter if they have house-hacked or not.Milwaukee has more duplxes than any other city in the US (including our friends in Chicago) and by default we sell a lot of dupxes, so I could probably write a book about house hacking, but the best advice I can give you is stop looking at listings and start interviewing agents.