It also includes common forms that you can edit and use.Their web site is a free resource with links to your state law but I highly recommend the book for some of the practical advice they provide.

You will learn far more in a 20 minute conversation with an expert than with a weekend real estate seminar or hours poking around on the web.

@Rinee John de Leon with all the good info.On the flip side, I generally don't suggest using web referral services such as Angie's List, CraftJack, or HomeAdvisor.

.#3 - Form conclusions from analysisThis is very difficult to do if you are not familiar with an area and it's market boundaries.Zillow and the like publish the sale prices of property.

This is what adds to the inconvenience of this thing - it's all outsourced to some LID collections group with a terrible web page. 

While at first glance it appears that he is just touting the books from BP publishing, I can attest these are some of the best books available. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/1...

Please let me know what you did as I'm going to try and reach out to local govt regarding this stupidity.Actually, I just found this article:https://www.govdocs.com/employ...Don't do it....they look pretty good too because they stress labor law compliance etc and then I turned over my doc and saw the disclaimer that they're a non govt publisher of labor law employment posters.

Use VRBO if you can, higher quality of hosts, higher quality of guests.As Airbnb is preparing their IPO, they'll publish their prospectus soon.

I didn't even know what questions to ask or where to start until I went through a couple bigger pockets published books (what brought me to the forums). 

@Jay HinrichsI came across this on a web page.