It won’t make you rich overnight, but it will give you a full understanding of the process, so you can take what you’re missing and implement it in your business.The best way to steer your business is by seeing the bigger picture.There are tons of reputable programs out there, such as the following:(I’m not affiliated with any of these—just sharing for your convenience).Sean Terry's program- Flip2FreedomWholesaling INC - Various mentorsJerry Norton - Flip Mastery And like I said, many many many others...invest in understanding the bigger picture and it can connect you to succeeding on your own termsOMG, please do NOT sign up for a program from these people.They don't have a CLUE.Let me school you on something.You do not need a course on wholesaling.

I am new, like pre-school new, to real estate investing and am confused about where to even start. 

Gilbert, for instance, is known for its excellent schools, high quality of life, and strong local economy.

Your listing needs to talk up the excellent schools more.

@Alex Lickenbrock If your young family needs schools and you don't want to pay for private, you may want to consider the suburbs (and there is a range of school/suburb quality as well). 

It’s harder once you have kids in school.

They were pleased what house they could get for their money, good schools and more space.

My other option is to wait until my partner is done with school and we buy that bigger property we can invest more into if we don’t buy something now Thank you!!!

I want to begin my real estate journey as soon as I get out of school.

This is a personal preference thing, based on an extensive amount of people I've encountered in my life, to 99% of the people out there, pay off the mortgage is the way to go if they can. 99% of the people in the world would be beyond content with financial freedom: meaning, in general purchase whatever you want (minus mega mansion and private jets), go wherever you want to go, send your kids to whatever school they want to go, and last a life time.