Also, video calls and plain videos are effective.

I just watched the video you posted on Youtube regarding door knocking. 

Your passive real estate returns (if you did not engage in real estate as a business) would not come close to matching the active returns you are able to make as a successful commercial real estate broker.P.S.

I actually put together a video early last year about that.

That being said, you can overcome some of the challenges of distance with technology, such as if you receive video (or photos) along with maintenance requests from your out-of-state tenants, allowing you to keep some visual on your property from a distance.If you are comfortable with distance, there is a price-to-rent ratio that may come in handy for you and end some of the analysis paralysis.

Unless you have a video of them smoking, you don't have much of a leg to stand on when you have to explain yourself.

I run a video production company when I'm not here at work and this job has been getting in the way of me doing some jobs, and the business is number 1 priority. 

If you're able to listen to podcast or youtube videos during the day, on the way to and from work, while you're working out, etc, do it.  

My ultimate goal is to buy a piece of land and develop a 25-30 multi-unit apartment complex.I have read books, attending the seminars, paid for the classes, watch the YouTube video, google things that didn’t understand which have brought me to this point of budding career as a real estate investor.As of right I looking for a few things:1) A mentor.

If he is asking you these questions he is A) trying to help sell your offer, B) try to learn more about what you like or dislike about a given property which may help on the next, or C) trying to engage in a discussion about how your offer may be unrealistic.