On top of that, I watched Zach and Rick’s videos, which are great resources and completely free.

I like to use my computer to upload and organize my receipts typically, but that is because I typically have "scanned" receipts to my google drive from my phone camera. 

You can also watch lots of in depth educational videos for SDIRA's/Solo 401ks on his website.

My CPA provides his clients with a spreadsheet that includes tabs, detailed instructions, and videos on how to use it.

.: @Eric N.I totally agree, hitting home run is not as easy as watching a Youtube video :))And it's generally true for any endeavor, there is one Lebron James for thousands of wannabes.

I charge a really high fee and require the tenant to carry bite insurance.Inspections are done on a schedule and always recorded with pictures and/or video.

They've become a sort of extended family.Otherwise, I had done wholesale acquisitions and a live-in flip.I have a YouTube channel with a few videos that discuss house hunting, nuances of buying real estate in Italy and show some of our renovation process. 

A good attorney will even warn you if you are doing something illegal.As you can see from the list, a wannabe or "self taught" or poorly trained by videos or in a "community", does not provide the breadth of knowledge & experience to keep people out of trouble. 

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

I have been trying to educate myself through videos, books, and podcasts.