You might also setup an alert with state and city to narrow your opportunities down to find people to meet.If you think you need mentoring or face to face education, maybe starting out with the bigger ones is better.Podcast: https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcastWebinars: https://www.biggerpockets.com/webinarsGlossary: https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/glossary@David Greene and @Brandon Turner has some good ones.

The part we agree on....When you know the market well enough, you know from a cursory glance what each property is going to sell for within a pretty narrow range, and you know from looking at the pictures typically, almost exactly how much you need to spend on that property. 

Wow  that's a long list.. you should narrow it down..

@Nick Holland The markets that you mentioned are all very different so it makes me wonder how well you've narrowed down your criteria.

That will narrow down where you should start! 

All of this should help you to narrow down your choices and to get the focus required to succeed.

I feel like it takes me too long to check yes or no on listings even after narrowing it down to my purchase price.

Selling the house and borrowing against it can give you a different amount, and that would be your start to narrow down your options.Can you use it to buy a house cash and have enough to renovate it?

Does SEO allow for the same type of narrow audience?

I'll continue to post in this thread as we narrow the buying box.