Lots of awesome episodes there.

@Tony Rosa Most "Guru" courses are a waste of time and money, while you might learn a few things they are always a stepping stone to the next more expensive course they want to sell you.The BP forums is a great place to start, ask some questions to the answers you can't find, also if you want to purchase something to learn in more detail for a fraction of the price you can buy @Brandon Turner 's book:http://get.biggerpockets.com/nomoneydown/I learned quite a bit about other areas of investing with this book and I would like to say I know more then the average investor myself.If you want to learn about flipping you can check out:http://get.biggerpockets.com/flippingbook/ But overall the great thing about the site is that you can learn most of what is in the books for free right here on the forums, as others have said the podcasts are well worth your time too start at episode #1 and work your way to 101 and you will learn a ton of different ways to invest.Welcome to BP!

Here is their website. https://victorsteffen.com/Best, Brandon  Yep, I listened to that episode, great stuff.

Every episode I watched they were selling the brick/stone for reuse. 

Kurt Kwart which podcast episode was he on?

I'd suggest two things: (1) listen to episode 19 of the Bigger Pockets Podcast with Tracy Royce, she's a short sale professional/expert (I'll add a link below); and (2) find a real estate agent in your area that specializes in short sales.I love the idea of you buying a short sale, I just think you'll need a professional to help lead you through the process.  

In other words, I might discover a new podcast I like and I'll begin listening all the way back from episode 1 to current.

I've been watching a few episodes now.

How much did that episode of Walking Dead that you watched 2 years ago change your life? 

Episode 4 of the BP Podcast - commercial vs residential.