He has a YouTube channel where he goes over this method. 

Avoid their free YouTube videos, their offers of newsletters, special reports and especially avoid attending their free introductory meeting or workshop.Then go ahead and decide if real estate investing is something you want to pursue.A MUCH better idea than starting as a “wholesaler” is to obtain your license and become a real estate agent.Becoming and agent has the following advantages over trying to wholesale1.

Personally, I liked just watching youtube videos and listening to podcasts.

Also from a learning perspective, it is GREAT and like a live Youtube video. 

Search "300 Doors ALL Through Creative Financing w/ Pace Morby" on youtube to find the interview.

I have been watching bigger pockets on youtube and listening to the real estate rookie podcast.

From there you can dive into more advanced books, but if you don't have the building blocks, those may be overkill.Also consider buying Michael Blank's analyzer tool, comes with video training.Also consider buying David Toupin's analyzer tool, then find his walk-throughs on his youtube channel of how to use it.

For a tenant that takes good care of the property, is respectful to you, and pays rent on time I tend to be pretty flexible.I also recommend getting Brandon & Heather Turner’s book on managing rental properties, listening to podcasts /watching YouTube videos on the topic, and building a reference library of books and CD’s so you will be well informed and prepared to manage your property and your tenants.Hope this helps,Ken :)

I joined Bigger Pockets after hearing about it on YouTube and, so far it seems like a pretty good community of people.

First, there is a strong argument to be made against starting with an LLC - look on YouTube for Brandon Turner's video on LLC or not.