Cheers,Keeya  Hey Keeya,I'd be more than happy to get you set up on Sandicor; just shoot me a private message with your email address and relevant search criteria (if you haven't figured this out yet, we can chat about how to go about narrowing down your criteria as well).As for the meetup, that will be held on Saturday 9/24 from 9-11 AM, with location still TBD.

I'm a new investor just starting out, I have some training videos and books I have been reading and watching.

Started with platforms we had a lot to choose from but we started pushing content on theseFacebook (Business and Personal) Instagram (Business and Personal)Blogger Vine Google + (Business and Personal)Youtube Flickr Our website Bigger Pockets Twitter (Business and Personal)LinkedIn (Business and Personal)Tumblr Pinterest I knew when people went to google Bolthouse Homes I wanted a wow factor of "Man that is a ton of content" along with "they really do some professional stuff" I aimed for 25 total posts a day and one video a week. 

But I think it was a better use of time then playing video games, watching a movie or shopping with the family.  

Doing that as we speak, the videos are great!

Welcome to the BP site @Allana Alexthere are plenty of educational information here: Videos, Podcasts, and numerous guides. 

What are other relevant questions I should ask owner?

First off, they are misusing the term "pocked listing" as to real estate terms, it's buzz, no big deal, but know a pocket listing is generally illegal by RE Commission regs, where an agent simply holds the listing contract and doesn't actively work it until they come across a potential buyer, they keep the listing in their pocket.I do not advise newbies to use a listing agent to buy, in a dual agency (which was misguided in that video) the listing agent represents the seller not the buyer.

I'm also watching your videos.

This gets me to a 12% CoC return, more than 4% better than paying all cash for the deal.Going the second route would let me buy 3 more similar properties for that same 74k in cash I would have spent in the first scenario, which would generate $8,640 in cash flow per year, rather than the $5,760 I would have had paying all cash for one property.I don't know if that helps at all, but it seemed relevant to your situation so I thought I would share.