Reed also has a really classic tax avoidance book too that is a good read. 

If you pay the same price for the very expensive land ($500k to several million per 25x100), it's obvious you can build much cheaper homes in the higher density mode.If you want to read a fascinating classic case of class privilege zoning war, read this https://www.nytimes.com/2020/0...

If you get the right paint, I think it can go a long way...we painted ours with Pro Classic (Sherwin Williams) 5 years ago and yes it has 'some' chips but has held up very well in our home and with 2 kids.  

Some of my favorite books so far have been the classic, "The Richest Man in Babylon," "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor," and "The Book on Investing in Rental Properties."

Classic strategy, buy wholesale and sell retail.

Classic American downtown with lots of good restaurants.

In 2014, Gloria Putnam opened Angeles Crest Creamery, a 70-acre ranch with a barn, two houses (for Airbnb), four milking stations, two classic Airstream trailers, and a tiny, yellow homesteading cabin, complete with a porch and an outdoor clawfoot tub, in the San Gabriel Mountains.

Forgive the classic "it depends" answer.  

Hi guys -I made the classic mistake of taking people's word and not properly screening tenants - so now I have a situation going on.

So I'm in classic analysis-paralysis trying to figure out whether to go SFR with a higher interest rate and depend on appreciation to make the numbers work OR to go with multifamily and optimize for cashflow while settling for possibly a lower rate of appreciation.