Just google it or check it out on Amazon if you want... 

You will also help fill in gaps in your understanding way faster than reading about it - e.g. you'll be forced to find financing and insurance for a vacant property and suddenly you'll know 3X more than you would have by reading about it (also read about it, but it's easier to read once you have the frame of reference)3) pick your deal source (wholesalers, direct mail, web leads via Fbook/google ads, auctions, MLS older listings of ppl who are getting desperate as we head into fall) and get really good at working that one flow.

also google it they have a few more ideas

Google some scam turnkey in chicago.

After all, this is the age of google!

THEN you'll see the prop mgmt companies that watermark the images, google them and see what else they list.

I purchased a home in November 2017 and am putting it on the market March 1st - assuming that it sells fairly quickly, I'll have owned the house for under 2 years and will have to pay capital gains taxes (for reference, CT house purchased at 91k, ~25k in repairs, listing at 170k - I'll be probably renting a place to live in myself as soon as a deal goes through, then looking to purchase a multifamily to rent out within 6 months or so, but very unlikely immediately after closing).I have a sort of two-part follow-up question about this, which is rooted in the fact that I know very little about capital gains and am feeling overwhelmed every time I try to Google/BP search the topic.

Let me google it and dig into it.

Another thing I like to do is I will type in all of the general partners names in Google so for example 'person's name, crime" and "person's name, fraud." 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.