There's teachers which I've taken, DavidTilney.com, its googleable and youtubable. 

While I am still admittedly in the accumulation phase of my real estate career, it is my current goal to learn as much as I can about Real Estate in the meantime - through RE tips and tricks from Graham Stephan and Meet Kevin on YouTube, through the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast, and through all the knowledgeable contributors posting in the BiggerPockets Forums. 

Be patient and start educating yourself through books, youtube, listening to podcasts and connecting with other investors in your area.Best of luck!

The biggest difference would be in how to treat the MH income streams, as appraisers and banks don't give them the same value as they do for the income generated through lot rents (and neither would sellers).I also have a YouTube Channel where I post about the industry.

If you are truly new at this and have very little knowledge I’d suggest listening to the podcasts, reading blog posts, buying books geared towards real estate investing, watching YouTube etc.

Watch brandon turner free weekly webinars on this siteRead brandon turner and david greene books, youtube videos, they post tons weekly like it's their jobs (it is) Read lots of BP forum threads.

I'm sure there are also tons of videos on youtube on the subject and I believe Brandon Turner even touches on this in his "Book on Investing in Real Estate with Low and No Money Down."

There are going to be compromises.As far as education, check out Matt Risinger on YouTube, Fine Homebuilding magazine, Green Building Advisor, and follow Steve Baczek on Instagram.

It's a great article, but that's a drop in the bucket compared to the mass atroturfing campaign against landlords that's now being pumped on a regular basis across social media, Reddit, YouTube and every mainstream fauxgressive rag and media outlet around the country and the globe.

We're looking to purchase our first investment home in Jacksonville fl, but watching all these you tube vidoes and reading online just leaves me with more questions than answers.