Here are some I would recommend (presuming you're looking to do buy and hold rentals):Personal Development: The Science of Getting Rich, Miracle Morning, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Be Obsessed or Be AverageBusiness: The E-Myth, The Millionaire Fastlane, Good to Great, TractionReal Estate: The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing,Finding and Funding Great Deals, The Book on Negotiating Real EstateI've also heard good things about How I Turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time and bought it but have yet to read it (as I'm not in rentals).

Here's one. http://www.getricheducation.com/project/163-home-e...Basically, done right, instead of parking your money as an equity (paying off your mortgage), use that money to buy more houses, and you'll be financially ahead. 

Originally posted by @Youdo Thirakul:@Ed E. sound like some decent deal there in Denver, wish i can buy a house for 7k.

http://meetu.ps/e/F7xBh/Bd2gR/a

E - 1/1 $450 lease from 7/26/2006 - Middle aged male likely to continue to stay for an extended time.Taxes on the building would be roughly $2500, Insurance estimate $1200.

Video walk thru's, and e-docs and e-signature technology!

Clarkston Window and door 151 cesar e Chavez Pontiac, MI 48342

I would be inclined to look into Hammond (need to pick and choose the neighborhoods in both Hammond and E.

Asking for a copy of their "schedule E" is a pretty common thing for a buyer to ask.

One of my favorite quotes is an e-mail from General (now SECDEF) Mattis:  "The problem with being too busy to read is that you learn by experience (or by your men's experience), i.e. the hard way.