Like a lot of others, reading Rich Dad Poor Dad was a paradigm shift for me.

These should be available on Youtube as free videos, which you might be able to use w/ an online Youtube video to mp3 converter to get downloaded on your phone w something like Dropbox;Gary Keller's The Millionaire Real Estate Investor / The Millionaire Real Estate Agent (gives impressively distinct vision for how you can grow in rei)Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People (this book is literally amazing)George Clason's The Richest Man in Babylon (cool story with good advice)Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad (though you've probably read it already)

I’ve learned a lot about real estate read great books like the millionaire next door and rich dad poor dad ,but I don’t know exactly where to take the first step into real estate.

Short Term Rental Revenue, Short Term Rental  Riches, etc.

You don't get rich quick with buy and hold properties.

Rich people don't sit around dithering: they strike while the iron is HOT! 

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki has put me on the path to wanting financial freedom for myself and provided me the Financial IQ I needed to take control of my life and escape the rat race.

My wife and I both read probably the most cliché book there is about real estate, Rich Dad, Poor Dad and ever since we have been hooked.

., Google LLC and Tesla Inc.He recognized the richness of Austin’s “human capital” that could be the source of Assurely’s expanding workforce. 

There is often a perception that landlords are rich guys who are taking advantage of underprivileged folks.