I have read numerous books, listened to podcasts, joined groups, watched youtube, etc. 

And I have clients selling $5M houses in Beverly Hills beating out the agent from Bravo's Million Dollar Listing.I like to call it the Youtube Spiral:Buy a cheap but decent lavalier mic and a little cell phone holder that makes it easier to hold your camera.

it reminds me of musical chairs, someone will eventually end up without a seat.The problem, just like in musical chairs, is knowing when the music is going to stop.  

I'd recommend starting by listening to podcasts and watching Youtube videos to learn.

Walking a property with a contractor will be well worth your time to not only get an idea of what items cost, but also how to identify potential issues.There are also a number of flippers with Youtube channels --such as Jerry Norton and Max Maxwell -- with tips and tricks for running quick but decent repair estimates. 

Fb gets a good amount of praise for these on a lot of YouTube videos I’ve watched.

So I was wondering if you knew of any articles and write-ups/blogs, any person to follow on YouTube or social media to learn from. 

@Alejandro CalixtoThis I a link to a YouTube video talking about rent to own in the Chicago suburbs area I think it’s interesting https://youtu.be/97dpS9jDBAE

Take a look at some of the YouTube videos that are out there, on investing too.

It also depends how new you are you might want to start with some YouTube’s.