. • Followed by Terms of Sale, • Instrument to be Foreclosed, • Appointment of Substitute Trustee, • Obligation Secured, it says Deed of Trust or Contract Lien executed by (name), securing the payment of the indebtedness in the original principal amount of $XXX.XX, and obligations therein described including but not limited to the promissory note My questions is if the amount listed under the obligation secured is the minimum dollar amount to offer a seller in order to prevent the property to foreclose?

There are definitely a lot of substitutes out there but none specific to RE investing. 

An LLC is not a substitute for quality insurance it just adds an extra layer of protection and the possibility of tax benefits as well as some privacy.

Look up your representatives for your residence as well as where you have property: https://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder/Among the most serious issues are: SUBSTITUTE SENATE BILL 5600: http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2019-20/Pdf/Bills/Senate%20Bills/5600-S.pdf1.

We were able to just substitute for the plantiff (the former owner) in the eviction and proceed like normal.

You could take either of the above and substitute him in for rehab.

I study constantly and in no way think that this will be a substitute for an education in real estate, but I want to know if anyone knows about any autobiographies or biographies written about or by billionaire or ultra-millionaire to be able to read and see how they think about real estate and what things they consider.

Don't let it be a substitute to getting out there to start meeting investors face to face! 

Your top three are almost identical to my top three when I started investing in US real estate about 2010, except I substitute Texas for Las Vegas.

Since we're about to launch "Probate Made Simple", we just might need to find a substitute for PMS.