Any more best practices or references to information such as forums or books to peruse these niche?

Peruse the forums, ask questions, and answer questions.

Peruse the forums!

No problem and continue to peruse BP as there is a ton of great information!

@Wayne Brooks  I was perusing the county auction sites and I found a place where the max bid is 100K less than the estimated value.

Anyway, peruse this site, read as much as you can, reach out to some folks and grab coffee, chat everyone up and don't be afraid to jump in.

Would be nice to bounce ideas/trends off others in this space, especially those who have access to CoStar, Axiometrics, etc.Discussions on cap rates, IRR projections, revenue optimization, amenity trends, etc.I usually peruse the multifamily forum when I visit this site but it is full of duplex/quadplex questions.Just my two cents as a "seasoned" guy.

I've been perusing BP for a while but today is my first post.

1.Subscribe to the BiggerPockets Money and Rookie Podcasts2.Attend the FREE WEBINARS3.Attend a Meetup in Your Area / virtual meet ups4.Purchase the Beginner Books: How to Invest in Real Estate, Set for Life, The House Hacking Strategy5.Peruse the forums!

I agree with @JustinCase 'The most important thing with building a integrated schedule is defining a true critical path with tasks relationships to know the true finish date and how it is impacted.’ ” ~Alisha ZwirtzPros: There’s a free version Cons:Not designed for real estate Cost: Personal is 4.95 a month, 9.95 per user / month for teamrehabvaluator.com “A great one that a friend of mine showed to me is the rehab valuator calculator by Daniil Kleyman.