Watch a Youtube video on how to do it.

I have since then been watching Youtube videos, listening to Podcasts, reading books, and taking some online real estate investing courses. 

The more episodes and YT videos i listen to, the more excited I get.

For me, my contractor actually has an onboarding system where they load the work, upload videos and pictures, and I can do that even if I weren't out of state.  

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Find used materials on CraigsList, Nextdoor, etc. and use Youtube videos to learn (but check the comments for criticism and verify all info because while there are some gems, many youtubers are also absolute hacks who give bad advice).5.

 @Nathan Gesner thanks for the link, great video on potential markets@Manco Snead Thanks for your personal experience, I really want to make it as smooth as possible.

I'm not aware of anything for the video versions.

Here's our process:1) Renewal emails automatically sent to tenant 90 & 70 days prior to lease end2) Annual Video Evaluation to confirm tenant taking care of property and owner wants to renew3) Marketing Dept does rental comparison analysis to determine market rent, sent to owner & tenant via standard email scripts4) Assuming Annual Evaluation acceptable to owner, proceed with renewal negotiations5) Negotiate highest increase possible with tenant, inform owner6) Confirm all parties agree to new rent amount7) New lease executedSo Bill, not seeing how this isn't worth the $150 Renewal Fee you're being charged?

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.