I've digested a large amount of information as well as read a few of the books by BP or linked by BP.  

I'm a new investor, economics background which means I understand math and maybe am grounded about appreciation or lack their of, however I came across "The book on rental property investing" and I again am realizing how much I know nothing.What I am learning as I digest what I can from the book is that capex on a smaller home is similar to capex on a larger property.Also, the property I am looking at is under 25k, and is not a rehab (not to my knowledge, inspection pending.).  

There is a huge amount of material to digest, memorize, and internalize in such a short time period. 

I just want any newbies out there to know that I am a newbie too and your "action" trumps all the info that you can possibly try to digest ahead of time.

It's not that long, but I'm trying to digest it and will be looking up some terms and things for a bit.

Lots to digest here Roy N.

As such, you will likely have to self-coach by digesting all the valuable resources you can.Another option is to get an entry level job with a firm that does what you want to do so you can get experience without having to risk your own capital.

Right now I am really trying to digest as much information as possible and BiggerPockets seems to be a wealth of great information.

But the resources here in BP is phenomenal, absorb as much as you can and ask as much as question as it takes to get you started.I am still in the process of digesting all this information, reading the guides, and I still haven't dabble into the podcast yet.  

I will re-read this and digest it but I believe I understand what you mean.