I have a few listed for buy and hold types in a blog post (classics of landlord lit, all should be free at most libraries) and there are many resources on flipping, selling, etc..best of luck

Hi all,I've been lurking here for a while, and am now ready to put an offer on a classic double with plans to convert to a single and resell.

And I have a blog post on the classics of landlord lit you may like or have already read.

It's a classic case of where it takes money to make money or, in this case, to borrow money thru your business entity.

Lots of great buy and hold info here ( I have a blog posts on classics of lanldord lit  and all those books should be free at the library)..also, of most interest to you may be some of the strategies for low down payment on this site (some involve owner occupancy of a 2-4 unit, for example, or others involve more creative financing) to avoid the traditional higher downpayment for investment properties.

Here is the one I bought (Rendition Java Combo SKU 638515):I also got a toilet from Home Depot and used the Kohler Wellworth Classic in white. 

As a landlord we have mitigated the risk of skyrocketing resource consumption which classically accompanies renting with utilities included.

Hi,I recently bought a new home and am deciding between using ZeneHome vs going to bank (Wells Fargo) to secure my new mortgage/insurance policies. Can ZeneHome actually be my mortgage/insurance broker and automatical...

I'm have the classic story of paying for a guru and doing enough to make my money back and then being left behind while I tried to learn more.

I know there are very nice areas in Richmond, but I am only referring to properties that sell for $300k or less.)Always follow the classic real estate mantra, "Location.