Since I read the book, I have been assisting to different “Free Events” promoted by the Rich Dad Company, and this is where I was first exposed to “Real State” as a vehicle for financial freedom, but at the same time, I was enrolled in the Physical Therapy Assistant program.

I am currently reading as much as I can on BiggerPockets, buying every book I can about creative investment, finding and funding projects.

I've learned SOOOO much from those podcasts and the books they've recommended; like Brandon's Book on Rental Property Investing, Rich Dad Poor Dad, E-Myth, and one book I stumbled into at Barnes & Noble called Flip: How to Find, Fix, and Sell Houses for Profit.

Almost every single book is saying how easy real estate investment is and I will be honest it sounds fun and easy, almost too good to be true.

I would start with @David Greene book.  I

I make more coffee and breakfast and sit outside and read at least 10 pages of water ever book I currently reading.After that, I begin to answer email while making any calls I need to make.I then work on my blog or explore BP and answer any forum questions I can.Pick up a little around the house and play with the dog and then I am off to work for the day. 

You’ll have some trial and error along the way but you’ll learn as you go.As far as what’s in David Greene’s book, I think it’s good in a way but it glosses over a lot of the details and finer points.  

Bigger pockets has some good books, I'd pick up J Scott's book on estimating rehab, and his flipping book is useful, even if you don't plan on flipping. 

When I read the book, I first read through it for general information, then read it again and took notes on everything, then studied those notes like I had to be tested on the information.

That book is a great start, and then I wrote an article about it awhile back too...maybe it will help-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/02/0...Good luck!