Hey Blake, If your interested in learning about land investing, Id suggest listening to RETipster. or Jerry Norton on Youtube.

As in how many followers you have on your YouTube channel or how many page hits you get on your web page.  

I learned a lot from hearing about other investors' experiences and most of them like to talk about what's worked or what hasn't gone well. 2) I watched YouTube videos from David Greene from BP and Coach Carson (along with many others).

Looking for suggested automation, techniques and strategies without reading and watching overload of materials.  

Even if their experience is real, it's probably the 1% and unlikely you can watch a few hours of videos and replicate their success.There are more tips, but the main point is this: you are responsible for your success.

Hello, I've been watching the multi tenant industrial market for a few years now, picked up a few. 

Started following your YouTube page.

That is the slippery slope to watch out for. 

I also know that I have several of my clients 'watching this post', should you choose to chime in, I would appreciate your kind words. 

LLC's can sometimes complicate things, just open a bank account for your rentals and use a program like quickbooks to do and manage your books. you could even hire someone for around $100/mo to do this for you as well Full transparency, I felt ashamed to admit this before, because I didn’t do my research and jumped into something, but recently I was listening to Pace Morby YouTube videos about LLC’s and they suggested before you do anything in real estate to protect your assets with LLC’s, I already had property so I thought I needed to act on it and set up and LLC.