Best of Luck- you're in for a ride!

This could be cart before the horse kind of issue.  

It’s probably beating a dead horse but it just depends on the deal, but I would say there are still deals to be had for sure, just having to look a little harder.

There is no free ride!

Landlords who pay attention, are ready to wait, play by the rules of the local laws, and have enough volume or cushion to ride out the outlier experiences, have seen, and I believe will continue to see, the benefits of lack of competition accrue to them to the tune of millions of dollars. 

It's good to put together a long-term plan, but I have never understood how someone with 0 properties is more worried about how to scale then how to build the foundation correctly.You are putting the cart before the horse.

I do not have much knowledge on real estate but I am the hitting  books: BRRRR by David Greene, Estimating Rehab cost by J.Scott, Investing real estate with no/low money down by Brandon Turner and finally, Rental property investing by Brandon Turner.Outside of real estate, I enjoy swimming, bike riding, watching anime, playing video games and interests in the stock/house market.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

We love to go camping, riding motorcycles, and just being outdoors in general. 

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.Just my 2 cents.

I'm very active—I ride my bike, walk to the beach about 3-4 days a week, and can walk to most of my workout classes.