But you could also get all the same info by going to your local bookstore's real estate section.

In fact, I was checking it out yesterday at the local bookstore in Houston, where I'm at this week.

Amazon, local book store, whatever.Are you sure you caught the title, Calixto?

One can go to the book store to find out more.

i've gotten calls with business cards. i use either yellow and black or orange and black and there's copy all over them. it's a benefit rich card with my toll free number on it and the type of properties i'm looking for, the fact i can move quickly and with a call to action. i drop them at gas stations, pawn shops, bookstores, home depot, pretty much wherever I find myself at any given moment in time. it's a low cost way to get deals.my other favorite way bandit signs. in my area i don't do light poles i use the wooden stakes and place them in high traffic areas. i put up multiple signs in an intersection that way it makes it easier to remember the number and i also put them at the next intersection following the direction of traffic so they see the sign multiple times.check with the statutes in your area to be sure you don't run afoul of the law.

You could also go to the bookstore and read books there, if you don't want to purchase them.

Take your list and try each system such as electrical switches, plumbing fixtures, look under sinks, check the attic and basement, etc.Also, you could go find a large bookstore that sells real estate investor related books, find one that deals with rehabs and sit down with a Starbucks and read for free.

I recommend you go to your library or a bookstore and do some reading.

Also, take a trip to your library or bookstore and start reading.

If a University runs a bookstore, and doesn't have to pay any tax, it could sell books cheaper than the regular bookstore owner.