So, about the numbers, I would take a look at the Tools section of BP where they are calculators for several different types of real estate investments, they also have some video tutorials on how to fill-in the numbers needed to run the calculation.

It's really easy to get lots of information about properties online so i would suggest use those resources to find and analyze deals and then figure out what you are comfortable with.

Read and watch the videos. 

The Florida Bar has free forms online

I use tenantcloud for $9/mo and have tenants pay online. 

I want to know from other investors, especially ones that work with wholesalers, if what I am planning on providing investors is overkill.Once I have a signed PSA, I plan on:paying for a title check (to make sure the title doesn't have any unexpected liens)scheduling a home inspectionhaving a general contractor provide a renovation estimate (labor & materials) for both a fix-n-flip and a rental renovationAn ARV appraisalI am planning on compiling all of this information, along with a copy of the PSA, a full RentFax report, pictures of the property, and a video walk-thru into an "investor packet" that will be emailed to my investor list.

@Luke Naylor I still recommend Quickbooks Online Plus.

@Angela Waterman thanks for the YouTube video advice, I was just saying it has to be a video with a demonstration of it..

From there I did as much research online and I went to conferences, I bought courses, read books,I listened to podcasts and youtube videos.A good place to start is with Fuquan Bilal's  book Called  "Turning distress into success".

I have looked at employment and growth rankings online and things like that but I also like to hear it from actual investors.