The podcasts are a must and the library will also give you a wealth of free information.

I live/own triplexes down near the library on Maple (in Snohomish)!

Check your local library to see what kinds of investment books they have to borrow.I didn't see it mentioned above, but finding a mentor, either here on BiggerPockets, or in the physical world.

It's really interesting hearing the different books that are mentioned and of course I immediately put them on my library list.

Today is the day of the event here at the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, CA.Thee will be many Biggerpockets members attending the event this evening, myself included.

Search on BP for wraps-around, creative financing, sub2 (subject to ) , AITD, lease to own, rent to own, etc.3.) maybe visit your local library for additional free information on creative financing.

On my PC, I need to put a space after the @ before the first letter.For instance.... @ JaOnce you do that, a dropdown menu should pop up and you'll be able to select the person you want to reference.Let us know if that works for you.

Listen to the library of podcasts as they will assist you in many ways.

Hello Thayson, for investing in the Netherlands start with a general book on real estate business practices such as "Praktijkaspecten vastgoed" ISDN 978-90-01-49400-1 (or check the extensive library of Amsterdam School of Real Estate, University Amsterdam).

There are other communities where a $30K house will get you $750, or 2.5%, and they all have functioning schools, police, fire, libraries, parks, etc.