Anyway, I received the package and it contained a few books, but mostly audio CD's.

@Andrew Fidler, Thank you for the response, the property has a rather large number of studios.

Not sure if this is relevant here but what about the 1Br and the studio apartments?  

Hello everyone I'm an audio tech from NY my wife is a middle school teacherWe are looking to invest in real estate  in order to secure some savings for our two kids and maybe even provide extra income for ourselves as well. 

I moved into a $400 a month studio (In a very bad neighborhood) all so I could save as much money as I could, pay off all my debt and save for a down payment on not just a primary residence but investment properties too.I would absolutely continue to learn from BP, but I would also seek out personal finance blogs and podcasts to learn how to better save, scrimp and earn your way to having more money to invest in real estate.

Does anyone know if there is a Audio version of this book?

.- exclude any below 1% RV- exclude any with landlord paid utilites- exclude any built before 1980-  exclude 1 brs and studios- exclude any that weren't built as multis (ie converted SFRs)That may leave you with none to look at so then you can back off the criteria a little.

Some charming gals ordered me to lower my rent by $165/month--more than I can do.An amusing detail: One guy toured the studio I'm renting, told me he couldn't afford the rent (he'd been misinformed about its amount), then came back later and applied saying he couldn't find anything in the area under $1,000/month (I'm asking $615 for this particular unit).

A little about me: As my profile states, I am a live audio engineer, which means that I am traveling for work nearly 9 months out of the year.

This conversion would allow the now 1 bedroom unit (converted from studio) to have private access from the exterior.