Rich Dad Poor Dad2) What is your favorite business book, non-real estate?

I've owned the house for few years and have spent a lot of time trying to design an addition to add value to the property, but the current floor plan is really not conducive to realizing a return on that investment (tiny living room, low ceiling basement, poorly placed basement stairs, etc.). 

The other parcel has 3.5 acres which has an all brick ranch house built in 1967. it has 3 Baths, 3 Bed. 2 fire places. it was custom built. cedar closets, knotty pine wall, partial finished basement, two fire places (one brick one marble from italy) It also has a HUGE cinder block barn (2 levels) on the property (as it used to be used as farm land a long time ago). 

Long story short, we haven't seen any negative consequences as a result of Corona. 59.2% of our customers are on auto credit card debit. 

Its possibly in poor taste , but sure its legal. 

My credit coming out of college was bad, due to factors outside of my control, and now I am trying to get into real estate investing but I am not sure where I should be trying to get a loan. I imagine an FHA loan is p...

I'd like to track the properties I've analyzed, and have them all organized on a platform like google maps, where I can easily pin, find and amend custom property descriptions.

Here are a few things to think about:There's no reason why with your income, liquidity, and lack of major debt you should have such a poor credit score.

Hi BP, I would like to ask you if you could recommend me a novice book explaining the maths/formulas + how to interpret the values for real estate.i have been investing time to read books to gain some confidence and so far, these are the books ive read so u can rule them out. brrrrbook on rental property investinglong distance real estate investingbook on managing rental propertiesrch dad poor dadrichest man in babylonmost of these i heard from the podcast, i have complete guide to real estate fincance for investment properties, but i can feel i need a tier below so i can digest it better.thank you in advance.

@Chase Guelette: There are a lot of property managers with good intentions, but poor organizational skills - so property owners still suffer.We just bought a competitor that was the epitomy of this issue.