do what ever trainings they have as you need to actually understand the rules of the game you are playing... 

I would push you to begin your journey in a house hack, as it is investing with training wheels and will help propel you in the right direction without a lot of risk.

You have to find the right people, train them well, and leverage their skills to make you money.  

Sometimes it feels like nobody is using the internet in this state (maybe because it is kind of slow).

Also I found the training videos in the program to be short and not very helpful.If you want to check it out, they did honor the my right to cancel and I'm glad I checked it out.

I have expenses that apply to the whole of my rental property business, such as computer, training, advertising and legal expenses.

Why does anyone pay to learn anything that is provided free on the internet?

I know a former Sheriff who does very well as an investor by utilizing his training from the force.My one piece of advice is to not limit your wholesale fee, it could be $1 or it could be $100,000 that depends on the value you get the property for and what it is worth to the buyer.

They have a lot of training and info

(we found ours by posting on the Philippines' Craig's List)  - Although the talent pool is good at places like UpWork, I found that a lot of VAs you hire, once they get a better paying assignment, at times will drop you without even a word, so you end up spending a decent amount of upfront time training them, only to start the process all over again.