It's free and you can find it here https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investin....If you read through that and link to all the posts they mention and listen to all the podcasts they recommend, then you should have a fairly firm grasp on the basics of wholesaling and renting properties AND have a pretty good idea of what next action steps to take. 

I'll lay out my idea and hopefully we can both get some good answers!

No idea how much that would cost.  

If house at 100 blue bird lane sold for 100k but they say it sold for 150k....you get the idea...

So I have two properties under an LLC that are free an clear and I would like to use them as a collateral and like that make sure of excess cash to purchase it   any Ideas on type of loan options?

He interviews experienced investors and as you can imagine, they have many creative ideas.  

I paid the mortgage off years ago but do have an equity loan and line of credit on it in my name.I am looking to find a good group to work with and partner with as i begin, and my goal is in 3-5 years to be able to match my monthly net income, although i have no idea how it will all work so thats very tentative.I do know in the end i would like to have a net income that will allow me to leave my day job or be able to supplant it if for some reason it were lost. i am really driven to succeed at this.

Rents in this area for 3 bdrms can go from 750 or so on the low end and up to 950 on the high end.Id like to keep one apt and use the comm space(i have an idea).ANY HELP AT ALL WOULD BE SOOOO APPRECIATED!

My idea is that the 5 of us would save individually and all pool our cash into a sizable deposit.

But for the average Joe, we aren’t set to inherit tons of money from our family, we tried the stock market but we’ve ended up with average 7-8% returns, maybe some of us have great ideas, but we don’t have the connections and/or the network to adequately fund our business ventures.Raising money to purchase a home is relatively easy for the vast majority of people and in some cases can be shockingly affordable.