His book “Invest in Debt” written over 45 years ago is the standard for understanding real estate note investing. 

Groveland and Oakhurst are popular spots due to their proximity to the park, so they can provide steady bookings, especially during peak seasons.

If they are good they will probably book up quick.

That means reading as many real estate books as you can, listen to an endless amount of podcasts, attend as many meetups you can, and try to find a mentor by finding someone doing what you want to do at a large scale and provide them value (expecting nothing in return).

I got the same rate that I would get on any direct booking since they could see the listed price online.

I purchased J Scott & Dave Meyers book real estate by the numbers from BiggerPockets bookstore a few months ago.

My advice would be to start by educating yourselves through books, podcasts, and connecting with local investors.

Besides attending meetups, should I focus on reading specific real estate books or consider investing my resources at this stage?

Best of luck with the swap!

I am a successful real estate investor who recently acquired his real estate licence to help people achieve the same kind of success and I thought what better way then to write down everything I know into a short compact book full of important information.