But I would go into that conversation having done more research - it would be expensive to pay a CPA for education that you can get for free here or at the library, but a good CPA will help you get the most deductions to protect any income you do have.

Some libraries will have  their books or others that may help.

YouTube, the do-it-yourself classes at the big box home improvement stores, and the DIY section of the library is where we learned how to do almost everything. 

You might even start with what is at your library (free!).

I have the issue whether using PC, samsung phone, or nexus notepad.

SDCIA has a huge library where you can rent books as a member well worth it!

The public library is also a great source.

Their "current price" estimate may be off somewhat, but they will usually have actual sale-price data, which can help if it's not too old - less than a few years, maybe.I know you can access the Tulsa County land records by going down to the Tulsa main library, in the civic center, and finding the public computers there that can do it. 

I learned a lot about investing from lurking on sites such as this, reading a ton of books in the library and book stores, and watching other investors in action.Good luck!

It takes time to build your library of possible buys, start now and in a few months you won't need a Realtor.