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Josh Tonnesen
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Josh Tonnesen
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Hello BiggerPockets community,

My name is Josh Tonnesen and I have a real interest for real estate.  I have read several books, listened to numerous podcasts, as well as had good, hands-on experience.  

I am looking to expand my network and contribute to the Biggerpockets community wherever the opportunity arises.

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Brett Snodgrass
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Thanks for sharing.

Rich Dad Poor Dad is an all time favorite for me, but others I highly recommend are:

1) The Richest Man in Babylon by George Samuel Clason - it's a series of parables that help teach the investor mindset. Small but great read.

2) The One Thing by Gary Keller - I'm a fan of simple and this books helps sort that out and get you focused on what matters. 

3) And if you're an avid reader/learner, BP put together a great list awhile back - The 21 Best Real Estate books

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