@Omar Alvayero - Check out module 6 and there are videos explaining both of themhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/courses/a-beginners-...

It's been taking me a while (the reading is great for falling asleep), but I recently switched tactics and am now completing about 2 sub-modules a day.  

Personally I think educational degrees are the same, you only use 15-20% of what you learn, it would cover all aspects of dev but nothing specific or not only what you need, I'm actually looking for a good program like that, but I would like to only enroll in modules or so.

Since the beginning of 2016, I've completed BP's beginner guide book and video modules along with side reading from other books and podcasts.

They will be happy to arrange a demo on a variety of their modules available.Hope this helps.

Replace a control module in central heat unit in a basement that failed because it got flooded. 

Matlab modules might have canned algororhitms, but not sure if this is what you need.

Typical parts to fail on electric stoves: control boards, thermostats, spark switches, spark module, bake element, broil element.

I basically purchased the program to work through the online training modules as I could find time to do so, a couple hours here and there.

It's called Landlord's Cash Flow Analyzer Pro and it costs $99.95 (it includes everything but the IRA module).https://www.rentalsoftware.com/real-estate-investing-software-features/Another really popular one that a lot of syndicators use is Syndicated Deal Analyzer, which was created by Michael Blank.