Then install any app on your computer or phone (such as Jitsi).

The only way you could possibly do that is for an even trade where it makes no money. 

All houses on these Avenues have side yards and they all trade.

That stuff has taken food of our trades table!

I’m taking a trip out of state this week to look at properties and set up my team (agent, PM, contractors, etc...)I’m packing and working through how I’m going to keep notes straight, how I can utilize the same tools I have on my computer when I’m analyzing deals at home online but I want to attempt to get the same results on my phone or iPad without having to lug my laptop to every meeting and property etc...So what apps do you use and how to you keep track of notes while you’re “out in the field”?

I returned home with zero work experience, no trade experience About 3,000$ to my name but a determined mindset.I’m 6’8” and I started delivering furniture and stock shelves at target to get an income.

That is the opposite of how debt strategy works, using debt allows you take more risk in trade for going much faster. you need to do the math more in depth. the snowball with using leverage is much faster to acquire properties, once you're done with acquisition you can start paying things down. this is evident when doing a simple ROI calculator for cash vs leveraged properties. you'll make a higher return on leverage, and assuming you use the assets efficiently, that allows you to buy more, faster. waiting for cash to add up goes very, very slow.

It was always amazed at some agents that would spend $2,000 for a "jazzed Up" computer, but would not spend $500 to attend an out-of-town training session that could produce many thousands of dollars in return.  2.

That's operating profit less interest and depreciation, and is how you compute the tax to get to "net income".  

In my (limited) experience you're usually trading cash-on-cash return for some degree of either risk or effort.