I'm starting to get a good grip on what is a "good deal" versus what just looks acceptable.

I have been doing a lot of research in how to get into real estate and have a pretty good grip as to what what the necessary steps you need to complete in order to do your first deal (find a lender, become acquaintances with an agent or seller, locate a reputable contractor/property manager, etc.) but am a little unsure as to which order I should focus on these steps in. 

How Much accounting one needs to have a good grip on to invest in atleast 30 triplexes.Financial AccCost accTax accAuditingMangerial acc.OthersOr Am i just getting into analysis paralysis.Please guide me.

We've hired a book keeper which will help organize the past, but we need to have a grip on the future.

They gave you the tools to break free from the corporate gig grip and build wealth, which can’t really be done via jobs that build others equity.

RE Lawyer in your State has a better grip.

That may land you in the grip of a predator who just sees you as a paycheck.I'm hoping that you might be involved with a local church. 

I want to have a good grip on how much money  is being spent for materials.

I have set a goal to have my first property purchased in 2-3 years - so my question to those that are advanced is, what should I be doing over the course of the next year to better understand the business and to get a firm grip on how everything works?

At the young age of 18 about to be 19 years old, recently I have come to grips with having the mindset of a millionaire and still wouldn't be satisfied if someone put 1m into my bank account right now.