Brandon Turner’s books are hands down the best and easiest to digest books on real estate investing I’ve read so far.As far as getting your license, it would only make sense if the savings you make on commissions exceeds the license fees. 

It's defintely a bit to take in and digest, so thank you for all of the input!

Digest the advice here and then decide what to do.

Since, i've been trying to digest all I can through reading a few multifamily books, listening to the Bigger pockets podcast, and doing a little networking. 

It contains all the necessary verbiage and is a lots less info to digest for a seller.

Read those four books, digest all of the information and make sure you understand it completely, then start searching for a deal.

Just going to digest that.

Check out the site and be a sponge for all the real estate investing knowledge that you can digest.

I've already read the UBG, listened to a few podcasts, digested several blog articles, and am almost halfway done with Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

I think Denver is better or as well-positioned as any other U.S. market at this point to digest a small rate increase and start slowing things down.