Become a YouTube junkie and absorb as much free info as you can..

Spending a lot of time reading books, following YouTube, listening to podcasts as well (what sources do you recommend for a beginner to the US market). 

It's not like we are Denver where nature can be easily experienced nor are we Nashville with its music scene.

@Sean Canada The groups on Facebook have a plethora of knowledge, free content on YouTube (Airbnb Automated) is a good one and just starting to talk with other hosts.

the question I was watching youtube and some videos recommended looking for mobile homes under 5k which to me having a budget like that isn't too bad and could possibly work for me. now I watched all these videos and people are speaking on how they bought this mobile home and that mobile home from anywhere between $1,500 up to 5k is that really possible?

Like many, I watch YouTube Videos to learn and they make it seem like they perform 2 steps then secure a contract.

After watching several videos on BP YouTube, I am using the following criteria:Cash on Cash ROI = 10-12%+Cash Flow = $100+ a monthAverage Return = 15% a year Are there any other important metrics I should be looking at?

I would love to cut out the hypotheticals and see it into action rather than youtubing and reading.

I've read 9 real estate books, 7 mindset books, listened to over 100 biggerpockets podcasts, and too many youtube videos to count, so I'm locked in. 

At the house there are drug dealers out in front, at all hours w/ their loud music, partying and leaving trash.