@Isaac Ruiz, there is no singular place to start but I'd say start by understanding who would buy from you, who is your customer and what exactly is it they seek in a property, equally important is to know how to analyze deals, if its not a good deal, you'd be stuck with a property that no-one wants.

Hi BP community,I am analyzing and collecting info on a small MHP in my area that I am interested in. 

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I am new to REI and I am trying to learn how to find the best deal in the market. This deal is located in NW Indiana numbers are roughly estimated, I am planning to buy my first rental property with FHA loan, ...

There are a lot of considerations to make so you probably want to talk to a CPA who can fully analyze your situation.

After watching several BP Youtube videos and BP Webinars, I have, to date, analyzed (using the BP calculator) about 25 properties. 

Will definitely keep what you've both said in mind as I'm analyzing

I’m going for electrician, but I’m obviously not cut out for it and don’t want to waste my money or time since I pay for my own schooling and have little time for real estateIf I were to drop out I would have time to find a mentor, read, attend seminars, attend open houses, analyze more properties etc... my goal is to retire by 30 and I would be going to community college for another 3-6 years at the rate I’m going now.

If you're unsure of your potential returns, I'd invest into a tool like AirDNA or AllTheRooms to better analyze the market and then just go for it.Hope this helps!

BP has various tools to help you analyze your deals (rentals, flips, wholesale, etc). : https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators7.

So, books are great, but I would like some of you to tell me the way to take advantage of the next questions:1- How do you analyze a property?