Taking a look at a few of their videos and pricing get chart this does seem like a very viable option for even a beginner.

I just watched a video today about a company called 101 financial.

Also, be aware of how long the notice interval is for terminating.You should get a copy of the lease, application, move-in inspection/condition report, photos/video of the property's condition at move-in, keys, and a certified check for the deposit, minus any charges being assessed. 

NY Times did a piece (video) about the banking situation:http://www.nytimes.com/video/business/100000003491...There is an effort to create a credit union specifically for this industry, but seems to be going nowhere.  

Check out the video on www.secureprivatefunding.com for a typical sample of private lending.

and I was wondering if using it to take move in/out videos would suffice or is there an advantage to using a camcorder?

He has a video called overachievers vs super achievers which I almost have memorized lol.

Hi @Tycee TylerThere are different ways to go about learning the ropes of real estate investing and actually doing it.If you are a self-starter, there is plenty of resources on biggerpockets to teach you how to do it: regular webinars, podcasts, videos, guides, links to books you can read and put in practice.Browser the link "Education" in the menu bar at the top.If you need hand holding and mentoring to go and do it, there are a number of companies out there who can help.To find them, go to meetup events or real estate events in your area, there is usually several people who can happy to teach you for a fee.Just make sure that they are actually out there doing it and they can back up their claims.if need be, shoot me an email if you need further info.Best of luck in your journey.

I also have videos, that I don’t mind sharing!

To make a long story short . . . .I bought a house 2 months ago, I just had the sewer line video scoped.