It's more for people owning directly and then investing passively as LP's.If you want to syndicate more retail centers a friend of mine Gary Rappaport has a book called (investing in retail properties) the second edition.

No one qualifies at 680 for a Gary rental though. 

It is more like a general/philosophy business book along the lines of Millionaire Next Door, Getting Things Done, etc.If you want a good REI book, at K2-like level they tend to fall into 3 categories, commercial, flipping and buy/hold.A good flipping book is FLIP: How to Find, Fix, and Sell Houses for Profit by Rick Villani, Clay Davis, and Gary KellerA good buy and hold book is 2 Years to a Million in Real Estate by Matthew A.

Scolieri, Pittsburgh PA     -     Bradley Dornish,  Wexford PAKansas:     -     Gary Long Law, Kansas City KS     -     Laura L.

Appreciate the advice and Gary the differing opinion.

Gary Zweig, CPA - I can update on this if the meeting goes well tomorrow haha!

Thanks @Gary Carver

A few that are not mentioned as often are:-Commercial Real Estate Investing For Dummies by Peter Conti-The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller-The Complete Guide to Real Estate Investing by Steve Berges-The ABCs of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy-The Real Estate Game: The Intelligent Guide to Decision Making and Investment by William Poorvu

@Gary AbnerHow can one find delisted properties?

Quote from @Gary Tucker: I know this is old post but thought I'd share-- There are lenders who offer loans for manufactured properties.