@Jesse CardenasYour local library will be your best friend, find out there hours---and if your aren't working at a job, your goal is to be there every waking hour until they close--and right when they open.

I've been taking a real estate investment course available through my public library and the low rates of success for renters was presented as a way in which this is a solid investment strategy.

@Ivan Barratt Checked out 10x Rule  at my local library today and that is thinking like the millionaire next door!

I haven't found a great one for pc yet. 

When I get rental properties it will help me grow my library and I can study more and more on whatever I feel like learning about while listening to string instruments.

@Jonathan Holmes Thank you, I will get some books added to my library!

https://www.uphelp.org/library/resource/debris-rem...The insurance company will give you an extra ~10% to remove the debris.   

Look at your local library to see if they have any real estate books or if you can suggest any books that you would like for then to get.

Read some books from the BP library and listen to some podcasts.

Our local library website had two practice versions of the test available on their website for free- written by the same company that administers the test in Idaho.