I'm a very motivated person and iv been watching people on youtube and got some ideas and understanding on some real estate, knowing that there are lots of different ways on going upon real estate that most i really like and want to focus on, but haven't done it yet cause Im not sure what i will get myself into.

I was amazed and have been dabbling on youtube to learn more.

I was in San Diego for BPCON, also find me on YouTube :) 

But we used Youtube as our teacher.

I have watched countless hours of YouTube videos and read hours of books.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Most of the "mentoring" mentioned by the investor is readily available to you on this platform, YouTube videos and podcasts.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

ppl will underestimate you for your age - understanding the numbers as a teen is more impressive to potential mentors than just spotting uncut lawns. youtube "how to run comps". try a social experiment and offer to cut their unkept grass if you really want to find out their motivation and build rapport. then use the $20 to buy colored envelopes and vumber subscription and print copies of your "i work with investors" letters and drop in owner's mailboxes - no stamp or return address needed. be patient and prepared to get a call back 7 months later when they finally reached their distressed limit (also dont take the angry call backs personal). youre protected by youth. lol

YouTuber Travis Spencer recently published this video: Housing Crash definitionIn this video, Travis starts off by defining a Housing Crash.Travis defines a housing crash as a 15 percent loss in value since its peak during the same year.OvervaluationTravis attributes employment, and institutional real estate investing as the main drivers for Austin's real estate market overvaluation.