But if you see that some markets don't have as much engagement as others, then that is your answer.

Franklin As long as you're looking at things in the long-term, screening your tenants thoroughly, staying engaged as the property management, and are diligent about increasing rents the maximum every year, you should be fine.

Simplified example: if all assessments would exactly double, individual property taxes would stay exactly the same.Milwaukee is currently the 2nd most competitive market for renters in the US, you can watch a video on current Milwaukee rent increases here. 

I looked on all social media for messages, videos, etc..

Why continue to engage them txting and trying to talk to them.

See this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Yes, I got the same message and also watched the video.

Is it worth it or am I better off just continuing to read articles, forums and videos in order to learn.

I can tell you I am often cautioning new investors to the incredible risks they are taking and try to help them understand it is not all as rosy as those seling courses or you tube videos claim.A lot of people have made money in the last several years not because they are smart but because they were the beneficiary of an unprecedented increase in prices and rents. 

Specifically his gator lending videos and his community.