Immersing yourself in BP content is a great first step.Getting your investment ducks - financing, contractors, properties - in a row would be a good next step!

Thank you all for your suggestionsHave already immersed myself in Commercial Real Estate for Dummies by Peter Harris and Best Real Estate by Joe Fairless.

Since then, I have immersed myself into REI communities, literature, classes, and other resources.

You're the captain of your ship and you've got to get immersed in every facet from design to construction to the eventual sale.Work your plan. 

The best place to start is to try to fully immerse yourself in the culture. 

When I become interested in something I tend to immerse myself in it fully.

This may change as I get immersed into the process but here is what I have starting out:2-4 UnitsLight to moderate rehab(no turn keys)I need at least one open unit if I am going FHA owner occupied on the deal150k and under asking priceProperties that are either brand new listings or properties that have been on mls for over 60 days or expired listingsI am using the spreadsheet I downloaded off BP for the owner occupied calculatorHere is my questions:I have some light knowledge of what flippers are looking for on properties they pick up: 70% ltv of arv-minus repair cost.I was told that may differ when looking for a multi unit?

Immerse yourself in podcasts, webinars, books, blogs, and forums.

Become a sponge and immerse yourself with it.

I'm immersed in the residential side of the business but I've always had an eye on getting involved in the commercial side.