On outside ending, I have some old classics of landlord lit in a blog post (all probably free at the library or low cost used).

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

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.

I volunteer in the library, so come say  hi if you decide to check it out.

@Sunny Suh Hi Sunny, I used to read the getrichslowly blog before it was sold, and I've read everything that the JCPL provides through its digital library regarding finances.  

You can sit around and read every book in the library on real estate investing, but nothing will prepare you more than stepping out of your comfort zone and taking action.  

I just got an S5 smart phone and when I tried logging into BP with the same info that works just fine on my PC, it's says the username or password is incorrect. 

Ignore https://www.municode.com/library/nc/raleigh/codes/code_of_ordinances?

Reading is not bad either (and free at the library), I recommend 'Waking Up' by Sam Harris. 

It is an excellent source of information and one every investor should have in their library.