Seminars won’t teach ya, coaching likely won’t either.

You need both connections so you learn and teach other Investors.

Accounting, CPA wouldn't hurt either.PM teaches you so much about vendors, and bids, pricing, value, budgets, tenants, etc.

One other caveat: these are townhome style condos, and are legally described as "building and unit" not "lot and block".

Though it is in good shape, it has an old pre-war "feel" and has not had the usual flip-style renovations that you find on Zillow.My questions:1 - Should the house be priced significantly less than renovated houses of a similar size?

@Michael LarsonGreat to have you I'm new to real estate investing also you teach me I'll teach you along with the rest of the community online

Another way to do it would be to start small, and do it JV-style.

I love teaching as well, so hopefully as my experience gets better I can help someone else be successful. 

It's very rare to pick up any software program without having some type of manual to read or someone to teach you. 

A split level foyer (as much as I hate that style) is almost ideal for this.