Please give me some resources of videos, books, blogs, etc.

I would go with a company who has multiple properties under management (ideally over 500 to really get the benefits a scale, think cheaper maintenance visits, experience placing tenants, lots of investor experience, ability to find deals within the brokerage, massive marketing channels for properties, systems in place to handle problems, experience handling a massive amount of problems, discounts for bringing multiple properties to manage).Also, make sure your property manager is motivated, experienced, and growing! 

In addition to being near the street car, we were surrounded by historic buildings such as the Anne Rice Estate House and a variety of the city's highest ranked restaurants that are regularly featured on travel channels such as Shaya.

Once you get some deals closed you can invest in different marketing channels and spending more on your marketing.   

Our local rental management company take 25% and we pay for all listings on VRBO/Homeaway/TripAdvisor/Flipkey, photos, videos, etc. 

Sales prices have doubled in the last 9 years, inventory is ultra low, new construction is still not a factor, more on my YouTube channel, link in my bio.

Also, Sean Rakidzich has a new video about how Airbnb is using an AI company to find duplicate listings and ban both the original and duplicate. 

I use Chat GPT to help me practice Spanish since I found a video about it on YouTube.

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

Go over it slowly, highlight the really important parts  and be very clear with expectations and possible consequences.Second-  Do  a walk through video  (3-5 mins) clearly showing the condition of the house at the date you acquired it, open blinds, show smoke detectors, show any damages-- anything good or bad.