Youtube usualy has a lot of videos that can help you learn new software but I have a feeling you may be undestimating the amout of time it will take you to learn how to use the program. 

Hey @Nigel Ford, I think Brandon from Bigger Pockets did a great job breaking down this subject via video.

Over the years I've had 100's of investors reach out to me about properties and after I give them the info such as a full video tour, analysis and even a 3rd party appraisal they will ask a question like "is it turnkey?" 

I read a few real estate investing books , YouTube videos , podcast and I think it’s time to pull the trigger .  

I am 23 years of age and I have absolutely no experience in real estate other than the videos, forums, and research I’ve done in the past month.

Watch some videos on youtube and it should give you a decent foundation to build on.Here's a quick use case with some easy numbers:10 unit property - Purchase price $1,000,000Annual income = 10 units x $1000/unit/month x 12 months = $120,000Using 50% rule - Expenses = $120,000 x 50% = $60,000NOI = $120,000 - $60,000 = $60,000Property was purchased at a 6% cap rate ($60,000 NOI / $1,000,000 PP)---Value Add:Increase Rents by $50/unit/month:Annual income = 10 units x $1050/unit/month x 12 months = $126,000Decrease expenses by 10%  - Expenses = $60,000 - 10% ($6,000) = $54,000.NOI: $126,000 - $54,000 = $72,000Assuming market cap remains at 6%New Value: NOI ($72,000) / Cap Rate (.06) = $1,200,000

My wife will take her phone and take videos of the house.

You watch the videos of working Mom buys 15 homes in 1 year to the guy out of Atlanta went from a 9-5 to 300 doors in 6 months and now full time investor.

Google "velocity banking" and watch one of the shorter videos on it. 

I’ve been listening to a ton of podcasts, reading books and watching videos but it’s hard to know exactly where to begin or what I should do so I’m seeking advice.