I found them on the Bigger Pockets resource page.

Speaking of which, be sure you understand what you buy when you target $50k homes.

Like this (using your numbers):$283,040 ARV x 70% = $198,128 (This is your All-in Costs Target)- $24,400 Rehab estimate = $173,728- $4,500 Closing costs = $169,228 (you left off the Refinance fee)- $6,000 Holding costs (my standard estimate) = $165,228$165,228 is my Maximum Allowable Offer (MAO) or purchase price.  

Thoughts, anyone, on continued education and/or resources to invest ini to quickly grow?

Which seller market should I target as a newbie?

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I know you can get better returns on your own, but having these training wheels as a resource to help guide me through the process was really reassuring. 

Pick your asset class, investment parameters and submarket(s) you like and then focus your time and resources on finding an asset you can buy.

(Even though it is definitely possible) The best thing is to educate, save, and also reach out to people in your target market so you can get your name out there and learn who the players are.

Both are great resources for learning more about financial independence, cutting costs, and other little life hacks you can implement pretty easily to save more.