Some of them wanted to escape the BLM riots and lock-downs, others watched YouTube videos and decided to invest in real estate.

@Bob Floss II has a great video about this on his youtube channel, not sure if I can link it here but if you type in "illinois wholesaling floss" it will come right up.I hope this is helpful!

I’ve read books, listened to podcast and watch educational YouTube videos to help educate myself.

.- You already engaged an architect, which is the first thing I would do.

I thought the qualities of the videos was very poor.

Hello, I am 33 in Mobile, AL, and I've been listening to different podcasts and video creators for a few years, and I now think I have the funds together to get started.

If you’ve got a spot for me on your team, or time for me on your calendar, I’d love to video call or meet up.

I will send you some videos from my mentor Chris Lopez and he can be a great resource for you as you dive into investing.

Seems like the sensational answer would be to direct me to a YouTube video explaining how to acquire property with “no money down.”

It'll give you a solid and fresh perspective on its performance.About 2 weeks ago, I just published a video on BiggerPockets YouTube about what to do with an inherited property.