There's nothing wrong reading the books for free at the library or bookstores.  

You can always modify the OA, but it will cost you, might as well do it right the first time.You can get a stamp and a book, usually through a local book store or forms store, or from your attorney.

Make sure to view the Bigger Pockets book store: https://www.biggerpockets.com/store

I would also read Scott's book on remodeling costs ( on BiggerPockets book store). 

Have you checked out the book on Out of State Investing in the Bigger Pockets Bookstore?

Saw this guy at a REI the other night and won his book, short read but I found it very interesting,his name is Robert Campbell and the book is called "timming the realestate market",I'm in no way affiliated with him just found it interesting, he doesn't sell it in book stores,just goggle him.Clyde

There's a book in the BP bookstore called the Hands Off Investor.

The Bigger Pockets book store if full of great books: https://www.biggerpockets.com/store

Hello,Who do I contact to get logged into the bookstore?

You need to get real educational materials, like Real Estate 101 at a college book store or a test manual for agents from any real estate school.You learn requirements from real estate organizations that supervise activities, like American Land Title Association, HUD, state statutes involving real estate, look to professional organizations on line of appraisers, loan officers and brokers, Board of Realtors.