If you want to, you can see just how some people are customizing it for real estate by doing a search on Youtube for "Podio For Real Estate".

John Bianchi has a very helpful free course on YouTube that taught me how to identify good data amid bad data.

For the record I also am not a YouTuber, nor do I partake in social media other than this, or am I trying to convince anyone of anything, but I understand the judgement and attempts to again otherwise discredit one person's experiences...

How come more landlords and flippers aren't recording evictions and posting to YouTube to generate revenue?

Joe Just watch the live show on Youtube where we have celebrity wholesalers close the very leads we're generating.

Initially, I didn't have much time during the day because of my job, but here's what I did: In the evenings, I spent 2-3 hours putting together a list of cash buyers I found on Google using the (Google Ninja trick I learned from realestateskills on YouTube).

I tried google/youtube searching and not finding a lot of info.

But if you're going the other way you could always fill the house with snakes and/or rats.This would make for an interesting skit for your youtube channel. 

Attorneys (want your money), YouTube gurus (want your eyes), and amateurs (don't know any better) will all insist you set up an LLC for asset protection.The truth is, you don't need it.

I would do more research on YouTube university to analyze the property and then get familiar with your local area so you can be more confident with your numbers.