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First off I just want to say that I am thankful for all those who reply with all this information that I can use to soak in. With that in mind I just want to mention that I am currently looking to purchase properties to use as rental and for long term growth. I live in Erie,PA( We have a great lake named after us for those who don't know lol) and want to know the best way to start investing in terms of low money or no money down. I am mainly looking for Single family and Multi-family homes. I am interested in anyones opinion about the best ways to get started! Once again thank you all for your time :mrgreen:

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When it comes to books, I always suggest getting a library card to your local free library. Then you can browse the available titles, and then you can even borrow the ones you find interesting and read them at home too.

Bookstores are also OK for browsing, but they usually get a bit upset if you don't make a purchase. I try to only buy books after having borrowed them from the library, and going through a few chapters to see if the book proves to be worth paying for.

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