@Mark NolanTHANK YOU ,I WILL READ AND DIGEST AS MANY AS I CAN.....I HOPE YOU WILL BE THERE TO ANSWER MOST OF MY QUESTIONS WHEN AM DONE.....  

You want an entire finance profession in the Reader's Digest version ?

BP has been very instrumental in helping me learn, digest and network with the many facets of REI.

Since then I've been absorbing and digesting all the information I found here.   

Isn't there any way to get a daily digest where it all comes in in one email?

Additionally, please provide recommendations for any other material to read/hear/digest to gain general education in the MF investing.

.), but I was married so, that didn't work.I started buying tapes (remember tapes, they'd get hung up in your tape player and wouldn't work anymore) on real estate investing, I took many seminars from speakers from a-far, digested dozens of books on investing and experimented creating buying offers using creative techniques (had to, had no money).I became an agent (that wasn't fun, but I did well) selling residential properties (that job diverted my energy from investing to driving around potential buyers), and earning almost nothing for my efforts.What I did not have when I started was a computer, no email no real estate chat rooms, no pagers, cell phones and no internet, Bigger Pockets wasn't born yet.I use to have to go to the court house and assessment office in person if I wanted to know who owned what, I use to run foreclosures after getting the information from the legal pending filing.I remember the first cell phone I purchased, it was call a 'bag phone' it was as big as a shoe box.

Will need to sit back and digest it after coffee

@StoneyFredWow, well I'm five podcasts into the Lifestyles concept and I have to say I think they are dead-on with their message.Fred- I'm assuming the small multi-family negativity was conveyed during part of a presentation intended for a large group...essentially LS has to convey information in a digestable format and just like Dave Ramsey they have to draw lines to form borders somewhere.

I think you should read over the entire introduction before you try to get all the info in chapter one learned and digested.