Also, a good book to have in the library is Invest in Debt by Jim Napier.

General Topics ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~wholesaling , short sales , apartment investing , real estate agent,property liens , probate , note buying , tax liens , owner finance, absentee owners, code violations properties, divorce list, marketing, HUD or VA properties, Homepath,, etcMy suggestion ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I would search through many existing Bigger Pockets threads 1st and then request materials from Your Local Library ( it’s free)While your determining your path in Real EstatesHere are a few names you could search for : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~@Kevin Tunney - Wholesaling @J Scott or @William Barnard – Rehabbing , Real Estate License / short sales @Ibrahim S – motivations / real estate agent questions@Joel Owens or @Phillip Dwyer or @Rich Weese - apartment investing@K.

Wether it's books from the library, this site or blogs from experienced rehabbers, education is always the first step in this business.

The PC gets the least use of any.

Maybe you should go see if they are at your free library!

Font looks and works great with your PC.

Once it is ready to rent the expenses are deductible.If you don't understand pub 527 check out a tax book at the library--J K Lasser or one of the others.

Contact the local Board of Realtors, the one in Springfield stocks them as well as other materials in the library.

I took the info I received for the $197 bucs along with 3months of reading book from the library and decided to get started wholesaling.

@Rob kI would normally agree with the book and library but i have a tendancy of suffering from anlysis by paralysis lol plus the local libraries zuffer from a lack of creative real estate books