I It can be a bit overwhelming, there is SO much good information, so I would recommend starting here: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate InvestingIt will get you started, includes links to in-depth information available elsewhere on the site, etc.

To sum this up, I currently do not wish to go into depth for my college degree unless It's highly needed.

However, if my child had options and the tenant did not or had few, then no.Having read the circumstances in the article (plus another, which explained more in depth), I would not have done it.

I am sure there will be a call to action at the end of it to join a more in depth course.  

I just feel like I've run out of things to learn and dont know where to find more in depth information about flipping and SFRs specifically as thats the path I'm wanting to take.

It's something of an experiment.I've always been generally aware of BP but I'm happy to be joining and plan to plumb the depths of the site's collective knowledge!

I, as well as others, don't offer advice in depth for just one person but for the tens of thousands interested in the same subject matter who may view it later on.If you have a financing question, let's go to a new finance thread. 

I do own Cashflow 101 and maybe able to borrow another from a friend, but I have about 150 students spread over 5 classes and would like to give a little more depth than the game offers.Please let me know of anyone knows of any resources that would allow them to experience those kind of things. 

You’ll need more depending on how in depth your existing ones are.

Lingo, ratios, questions become more in-depth and your need to know what you are talking about increases.