@Nelson Padilla - From what I have seen, either they have built a marketing system that keeps their funnel full, or they have been in the game long enough to have a network that feeds them.

Oftentimes experienced investors have been in the game so long that they forget what exactly newbies struggle with the most and where to dive into further details without glossing over what may seem trivial to them (but not the readers).I would also want to reward these experienced investors with sharing their time and stories with an engaged audience by providing them a platform to share a particular CTA: whether you have a helpful newsletter, YouTube channel, or looking for leads in a particular area, you sharing your story is also a means to connect with readers in a mutually beneficial way, more than BiggerPockets alone would offer.

Check out his youtube channel. 

But then they expect me to literally spoon-feed them properties.

The rate is high, the payment is very high for the mortgage (as if I bought a fully renovated 2000 SqFt house on 1+ acres in a posh neighborhood), and I have had to spend basically any cash I manage to accrue to grease the wheels (fees to engineers that no one wants to pay up front, dumpster costs, township fees, inspection feeds, etc. and just other small things that fall between the cracks.

Once you listen to those, check out content that Avery and Tony have both put out there on their own YouTube channels/podcasts for more in depth info.

If I'd ever want to move them a few feed back, would that be pretty much just as expensive as moving them to the next town over or is that just a small cost?

For podcasts I really like the Huse Hacking episodes on Bigger Pockets Podcast and other channels.

@Manny Vasquez appreciate the feed back!

Again- this is just a ballpark return calculator- it is only as accurate as the numbers you feed it.DropBox-Glen