If we speak about education, I think that nothing can be better than a book, I tell you as a professor of the university and as a writer of the online service where I create any kind of paperwork.

I'm a freelance writer and I need a quote for an article.  

-PASSIVE INCOME: income that would continue to generate if you died; includes rental income, royalties, and income from businesses, investment partnerships, and LLCs where you do not materially participate; not subject to self employment tax but may be subject to net investment income (NII) medicare tax; Can label yourself as a real estate professional to allow passive losses to be deducted and to avoid NII tax on rental income; If you write a book and receive royalties, that income is passive and not subject to self-employment tax; But if you write several books and consider yourself a writer, then you are materially participating and that income is earned income and subject to self employment tax; The IRS does not allow you to use passive losses to offset your active or portfolio income.

This year I'm running an ad in the Writer's Magazine featuring my property as a writer's retreat (this was always my idea, hence the built in desk) Hopefully this will get me a long term rental and I won't spend as much for cleaning for the shorter term rental guests.

I tried to get a small business LOC at 4.75% through a very investor friendly bank and their under writer ultimately turned it down because they didn't like the idea of me using a LOC to buy more real estate...even though it was for my real estate business.

Writers like you are why I continue to read. 

He's a great writer, very easy to understand, pretty funny, and when you are finished with the book, you'll wonder why there was ever any mystery about how to do this stuff.

I think we all agree people should pay taxes above 0% and below 100% of their income so all we are debating is the amount, however I'm surprised we have an Elizabeth Warren speech writer with @Nick Britton North Korea "you didn't build that" statement.  

(Fair warning, I was a technical writer in a past life, so I'm probably a little pickier about how-to books than your typical reader.)Here are two actual responses from your tech support staff:"Our book sections and chapters are organized in a way that you would run your business.

The other option is to buy Adobe writer, convert the pdf into word, then edit and convert it back to pdf.