Make sure you set your keyword search and read the Beginner's Guide to Investing.You're in my area, again welcome"Enjoying the Journey" 

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Go to the 'Learn' tab on BP and go to 'Free How-to Guides' and choose 'How to Analyze Deals' That should help you decide on whether or not a deal is good.

Read the how to guides and listen to the podcasts. 

Interest in EU property remains strongThe latest Quarterly Index statistics from the Overseas Guides Company (OGC) indicate increased interest in property abroad.

Landlords need to take responsibility to guide their tenants to be good tenants from the start and at any time they deviate from the terms of the rental agreement.I favor trying to save tenancies whenever possible.

I just finished reading "Every Landlord's tax deduction guide."

Welcome to the community @Anthony Edwards This wholesaling guide would be a good place to start https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/31/ultimate-beginners-guide-real-estate-wholesaling-2/

Started last week listening to the podcast and have been writing down the books that each guest has been presenting as well as reading through the education guides when I get a free moment. 

Pretty much what an agent would do, but an attorney doesn't find/show/guide you on your purchase and sales, so as long as you are able to find them yourself, you are all set.