Chris’ first sentence is gold.

Then when I aske them basic things like do you smoke...and they say they didn't see that in the ad it is almost comical since that is literally the first sentence in the add, "No Smokers".Craigslist is definitely much better.

I actually will look at renting by the room down the line.Anyways, sorry for the run on sentences and bad grammar.

Ive been meeting with attorneys and CPA's in CA/TX, and in every conversation the following sentence is spoken: "you'll have to check with a [CPA/Attorney] in [CA/TX] to answer that" not complaining!

This one sentence implies you have rental real estate, and if you are paying taxes on your cash flow, one of three things has to be true:You have owned them for a very long time so have used up all the depreciationYou paid cash or paid off the mortgage so the depreciation you have cannot possibly cover the cash flowYou have purchased an asset with very little that can be depreciated. 

@Matt Nico lol at your first sentence.

Come back with something other than one sentence to back up your claim and I would be happy to change my opinion.

You said in the first post, third sentence "sharing" as in you guys have already made a video but yet are asking for questions to answer.

I liked his actual messaging)To truly be good at this (based on my absolute 0% experience), I feel I would need a huge amount more information on formulas, exact criteria to use as a starting point, red flags, what to look for, accounting nuance, economy/market dynamics, how to assess certain things in detail, assessing location in detail, etc etc... not just 2 pages of 3 sentence "summaries" which basically are hints that I need to go look elsewhere online or in webinars to listen to.In the few times I've (admittedly briefly) looked online, it's a continuing never ending stream of "learning how to learn" with so much filler, and literally its very hard to just find actual raw technical information.

I lost you after reading the first sentence of your reply