Even the older podcasts have TONS of good content to learn from. 

If your goal is to learn to raise capital Joel Block's Dealmaking Symposium is great content and well worth the investment.If your goal is to learn to do financial analysis college courses may be your best bet.  

Like all channels of marketing- it starts with the proper list and content.

I do want to purchase the property and am content waiting for now. 

See: https://www.cookcountyil.gov/content/just-housing-amendment-human-rights-ordinance- Schedule your free ComEd energy assessment and get free areators, insulation, smart power strips, water saving showheads, etc.

Write content that is relevant to those tenants with a Facebook pixel and re-target.

Landlord insurance can cover the building, contents, accidental damage, and even cover the rent if your tenants stop paying. 

Indeed, that already happened a decade ago with the Zillows, etc.If someone told me I could ONLY publicly post mortgage-related information and content on biggerpockets.com, or that if I posted it elsewhere I ALSO had to post on biggerpockets.com, do you think I'd be here with my 8k of mostly informative (at least I like to think so) posts?

After the fire, our insurance company sent out an adjuster for the construction portion and another adjuster for the contents/textiles portion of the claim. 

Spend some time looking at the map to understand the geography, read articles from RE sections of the Inquirer and Business Journal, go to  some Meetups  - that promise some content (there are some that do not really have much content).