I would like to learn about analyzing, purchasing and managing larger Multi Families and or Apartment complexes.Can anyone recommend any self learning books or courses...preferable audio format....that I can study to get my feet wet.Thanks in advance

Some of them are single families with a potential for an airbnb or studio and some of them are in laws with potential rental income.

@George Torres From the little I know that Rams thing is not just Rams, it also includes NFL, Espn offices/studios, major sports brands, other media outlets, perhaps 2nd team, year round events, concerts, etc...the dude just spent another couple hundred million in the Valley too. 

SF is dangerously low on inventory and as you've seen people are paying $4500+ for a studio.  

If the unit mix is all studios and 1 bedroom, I avoid them like the plague.  

Also, can I convert a 2 ba 2 br mobile home into to two studio apartments?

It is a GREAT audio book.

They will likely send an inspector to show compliance with city code depending on the type of store fronts (e.g. a restaurant setup will have different requirements in many cases than an art studio, for example).I would certainly invest in getting individually city metered utilities so that the tenants pay their own utility bills and there is not some messy shared arrangement that you have to deal with.  

But they like other things such as restaurants, bars, gyms, yoga studios, and coffee shops. 

I am brand new to the real estate investment business and looking to learn more after listening to several audio books.