Kiyosaki- obviously his Rich Dad, Poor Dad is monumental for getting your mindset right.The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clayson is a book I'll read to my kids as a bedtime story (seriously).The Magnolia Story by Chip and Joanna Gaines - this book is packed full of inspiration that will change your outlook on overcoming failures and hardships.The Miracle Morning by the one and only Hal Elrod.The E-Myth revisited by Michael Gerber.So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport.And last but not least, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*** by Mark Manson - this one will be a book I read and re-read for the rest of my life.

May have to reread it soon

The original post to the thread was somewhat more of getting out of my comfort zone to ask for help, advice, and some other strategies (though having reread it, it definitely did not come off that way). 

@Ned Carey Re-read the title of that article and tell me whether you think the author is biased.Here's another take on it: https://sf.curbed.com/2017/12/1/16721714/presidio-...

Reread this thread and was just as good as the first time.If I have a FICO in the high 700s and enough cash/credit to fund purchase and rehab - how would this strategy look if I were to leave my high income W2 job, e.g if I were to become a full-time investor or start on some other venture with little or no income in near term.

WOWI think you should reread the post by @Nick B.Your analysis should take into account a lot more factors. 

Re-reading this makes it seem like a no brainer to keep as a rental......are you reading the same thing?

I appologize if I misinterpreted you post, but after re-reading it, I still can't see where it says anything other than "it's OK to invest in NCF if you have appreciating equity".

I would recommend you read and re-read the Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller.

Re-read Jonathan’s post, then read it again.