Hi, I’ve been listening to the Bigger Pockets Podcast, reading their books, watching the YouTube videos and periodically browsing the forum from time to time. 

(Not legal advice)Excellent post, good information there.I practice in Indiana, so the below may not be relevant/correct for other jurisdictions.Some additional caveats/tips I would add:- if you have a bankruptcy filer filing multiple bankruptcies to stave off a foreclosure sale, especially after the second/third bankruptcy filing within a year, and you attempt to seek In Rem relief, it is a good idea to get a certified copy of the Order for Relief and record it with the county.

I would suggest you study all the free youtube videos that Del Walmsley has.

Both of them were excellent to work with and very knowledgeable.

After you graduate get a job with a local company and dedicate yourself to extreme excellence over the next 4-5 years. 

If you're just starting out, you can use something as simple as Excel or google sheets to keep track of income and expenditures.

But i will share a few things that will, I believe help your fast start. 1), look at BIGGERPOCKETS.com videos several hours a day. 2).

Auction.com is a little tricky to figure out how to download a complete list in the Excel format.

I've been watching videos, reading some books, and listening to podcasts.

I've got the tenants lined up, and am planning to find and secure the deal.My longer term goal is to be financially free in 10 years or less and work to grow the business because I want to -- not because I have to.In my spare time I primarily enjoy cycling, hiking, traveling, and excellent food.I look forward to networking and meeting some awesome like-minded people here on BP!