I've been catching up on as many podcasts as possible as well as learning through various books and articles for the past few months, so I've grasped a basic understanding on many concepts. 

I think the #1 most important thing to do is get a grasp of your financial situation and how that is going to impact your ability to acquire a property. 

I like the analogy of the 401k, that makes it easy to grasp. 

However, @Dylan Hunter if you grasp the concept, connect with those in the markets you are interested in, and build those key relationship – your business can take off! 

I have a general grasp on the BRRRR strategy, but you cleared some things up for me.

I’m thinking there must be risk that I’m not grasping.  

When we begin to grasp our full potential it can drive our action.

They are normally the people who do not grasp the potential risks and mega risks to your investment.

Our 4-month goal is to find a place to purchase and let DH "house hack" until we are in a position for the rest of us to move up there.Right now...I'm grasping at Zillow.

For me, a person who doesn't have a terribly strong grasp on finance, that's the simplest way that I can understand the difference between a good deal and a mediocre deal.