So I basically don't know how to swing a hammer, and I don't think I really have much talent (or natural interest) in learning construction?

So they can be a good place for you to learn what these offerings typically look like and come up with your own unique due diligence process.

Airbnb, Furnished Finder, BP (to learn), all the various PM software, etc. 

Investing in real estate is exciting and needs learning, meeting people, and a strong interest in areas like owning multifamily, fixing up and selling, renting out, and contract flipping.

I’m learning a lot.  

Do your own maintenance items and reduce maintenance/cap ex costs.  

You're in the right place to learn about real estate investing.

Can someone please explain the process or is there any resource to learn about this peocess?

Does anyone have advice on what steps should I take after I have learned everything I need to learn about real estate.

@Robert S. sorry you're experiencing this--I've been in your shoes, and it's no fun.Luckily, I have extensive experience with this type of issue (I learned the hard way when I bought a property that was basically built above a subterranean river that caused three basement floods in about six months!).