I guess look for a youtube video.   

Here's a little advice for BP1) Set up keywords for your area and interests so that you're notified when they're used and then start interacting.2) Read through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide3) Go through applicable blogs and podcasts as there are a lot of great resourcesAdvice for REI...1) Study up on what you need to know/do for the 1st step and then do it, then repeat for all following steps until you have completed your first investment then repeat the process and keep learning.

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I've seen YouTube videos where people have done this.  

Dave Meyer did an excellent video for BP on YouTube for this very topic; multi family units.

I say in about 11 or 12 months I'll start by this time I can work my negative credit score up from a scary mid 500 and have sum capital set aside to use as a down payment and for rehab.. just would like to be referd to a few good books pod cats YouTube videos etc..I'm currently attending the real estate meets here but they are once a month.

Once we like the property, Can we hire a building inspector to get the property inspection report done with videos and photos to analyze the property condition?

In reality I consider my personal integrity and reputation to be of utmost importance and I am confident that will be readily apparent to anyone who interacts with me.  

Contracts, screening and interacting with tenants was a rough uphill battle that I was totally unprepared for.  

For instance, for one county, I pay $20 per month and have access to all of the documents related to whatever property I'm researching-the site has interactive maps, I can do research on the neighboring properties to see what's up in each particular neighborhood, if the properties are owner occupied or owned by out of area landlords- another county gives me the info on foreclosure status of all of the homes in the county, while another county only provides info if I call them-they don't even have a weekly list of foreclosures on their website.