YouTube has several sources.

@John Fedro has tons of info here on BP, on YouTube, his podcasts and on his website - mobilehomeinvesting.net.Also if you do a search here on BP for "mobile homes" and set your alerts for similar terms, you'll have more info than you can handle. 

Ended up having a pretty good time since he's a really fun guy to hang out with and has a great attitude, and had it sparkling clean by midnight.The next day we were playing some music and he started singing about the sewer cleanup.

YouTube has a ton of good real estate podcasts as well.

My only recommendation is to ensure it's not annoying like the old ones that played a video of someone walking around the screen or playing terrible music and nobody can figure out how to turn it off.

But honestly, You Tube has everything you need to complete basically any task - all you might need is the tools to go along with it.I work a full time office job so I found time after work and on the weekends to do whatever I could to get the job done.

Before you invest any substantial money on real estate seminars do two things first - 1) try to narrow down what kind of real estate investing you want to do - there are many paths to follow 2) start watching videos on YouTube and narrow down some mentors that way - find the ones doing the system you like and watch all of their content and subscribe to their channel - watch their podcast - there is so much training out there for free right now 

Someone I would recommend looking into on youtube is Max Maxwell, hes phenomenal and has helped me propel in that specific realm.

If you are looking for help with building out a model, look up on youtube financial models for real estate. 

Write a blog, start a podcast, start a YouTube channel, or do all 3. 10.