Take consistent action and track your progress - i.e. journaling, accountability partners, CRM (or other software to track activity), coaches, mentors, etc.Book suggestions:Related to your finances and concerns: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki; Any Economics books by Milton Friedman, Thomas Sowell and/or Adam SmithRelated to business: The E-myth by Michael Gerber; The One Thing by Gary Keller; jab, jab, jab, right hookRelated to establishing and maintaining habits necessary on any entrepreneurial journey: Atomic Habits; The 7 habits of highly effective people; The slight edge; Related to RE investing: Any book in the BP Bookstore! 

Born and raised in Indy..........in Indy you can live pretty decent on a decent salary. the inner city is going through changes......properties that were once ran down are made into 300k properties, easily...... check out the Indianapolis Business Journal for more info.

@Alex Geesey Stessa is good for what simple stuff, but I can't see edit chart of accounts or do journal entries.I am not familar with Rentastic.

I read the Birmingham Business Journal online, I read articles all the time on developments in Huntsville.

I recently read a local business journal article that predicted insurance was going to go up by approximately 20%.

Be careful telling the world how much you have. be careful of folks here offering you great dealsLook at 50 houses, keep a journal of all the details, listen carefully to the sellers, and agents. look at those house again in 6 months. ask questions; .mortgage balance,.how much you need above your mortgage,.know the potential equity in the deal, negotiate for equity (no equity, no deal!)

Jersey City, NJ, and I am looking for good investment properties in that area, as well as the Journal Square and McGinley Square areas.

I went through that neighborhood this week and it's vastly different than Journal/McGinley Square. 

The Marietta Daily Journal for Cobb County) for 4 weeks prior to the actual auction.That said, buying at auction is not well suited to the average first-time homebuyer.

journal=26We are always trying to steer our clients in the right direction to avoid potential pitfalls.