They'll send you all the books you'll need along with online videos, you watch the videos while reading the books, highlight and tab what they tell you to.

If you don't know typical Cap Rate, I'd encourage you to pause on your online bid.FWIW, I never believe anyone that says it is 100% occupied and NOI, by definition, should include taxes and insurance.

I’ve had good luck with online lenders that are licensed in all states.

I'm wanting to set up an LLC and looks like it can be done pretty easily online.

@Darren Ferguson usually online apps and software are optimized to work on phones or tablets.

Similarly with the rent ranges - make sure you get opinions from property managers, online tools (rentometer, etc...) to see if your rental estimates are current.

Good luck brining your STRs online!

Then check out other online guides available here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides 3.

How much are nearby properties worth, what rent are they charging (check out rent estimators online like rentometer), do nearby landlords make tenants pay for utilities, etc.

It is in writing, on file at either the courthouse or city hall, and probably available online.