But I would look at all the  landlord education you can get (see the BP blogs, podcasts, one coming up this week, forums) and books (mentioned some older ones you could get free at library or low cost used in my blog on classics of landlord lit)....

Learn all you can...I also have a blog on classics of landlord lit (all older books that should be free at the library, I wouldn't buy anything, just read the free stuff here, at library and listen to podcasts)Best of luck...

I have a blog posts on the classics of landlord literature, and all those books should be free at a library or very low cost in used store around Dallas.

Hello again everyone! My predicament: I have a very, very small amount of capital to invest in real estate and deals and so forth (under $1500). I'm sure many new investors have this problem as well. My question: does...

I am located in the Bay Area and currently a classical musician.

Classic case of building for what you to happen, instead of what will happen.

@David MooreThis is what I call a classic "mom and pop".  

I'd like to do some basic math on the classic loan of that time to see if it's even worth digging deeper on this property.

I'm actually doing the licensing course right now in addition to reading BP all the time and some of the classic real estate books, but I'm wondering if you could provide a few more specifics about the 'group' you're talking about.

Read the classic- rich dad poor day by Robert Kiyosaki.