I think it might be more "classic" and timeless, and certainly well-received by buyers and tenants alike..

Buffett is a big believe in it and pretty much amounts to "buy stuff cheap / on sale".Little Book of Common Sense Investing by Bogle is another classic.

However, I am most interested in your classic BRRRR (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat).

If you have the wherewithal to build classic office warehouses do it. 

Afterall, Napolean Hill's Classic Think and Grow Rich ask that we write out our goals in great detail as part of a method for their realization.

@Kimberly N.Oh man, the classic BP thread -- Airbnb vs.

I like the approach of Nathan and Wade, and though it is like Landlord classic rock, I still like some of Leigh Robinson's forms from the old Landlording book (iconic yellow book)... the form is Notice of Change in Terms of Tenancy (Rent) and is very "just the facts"....To paraphrase: Effective (blank date), your rent will be increased by (blank) per month to (new total) per month.. and some more language. 

All that said, you need to really think about the classic high school experiences you will miss by leaving school early.If there is no proficiency exam in your state ignore all of the above, for reasons which have probably been repeated ad nauseam (and rightfully so).

Again, unless you have a good track record in real estate investing no one is going to be throwing money at you. they stay in business because its a classic advanced fee scheme.. 

@Deb Somdahl It's tough to tell without seeing actual numbers but it seems you have a classic 'value-add deal' which is exactly what people look for.