@Brandon Turner's book on managing rental properties and the Landlord Entrepreneur are  good places to start too 

Investors operate on an "investor/entrepreneur" mindset.If you put two of the exact same houses side by side.  

To be an investor or an entrepreneur, one has to be able to manage and mitigate uncertainty.

I just would like to know why capitalistic entrepreneurs, such as ourselves, think educational information to advance our business and put money in our pocket, must only be free.

Marco (Santarelli)the owner and founder of norada is a renowned speaker and an entrepreneur.

@Ruth Blue I enjoy the Airbnb Entrepreneur by Rachel Prince

There are investors in every category A,B,C,D,F and I bet there is an entrepreneur out there who is renting space out on the side walk here on skid row here in downtown LA.Bottom line an entrepreneur finds a solution that makes them money off of the situation.Like Pat L suggested another play for this situation that you can do.Solves the problems you are facing and makes you money.

It'll take both entrepreneurism and capital.

Entrepreneurs are problem solvers so, as long as we stay focused, and continue to grind... a gr8 team will come together! 

It's great advice for them.Successful entrepreneurs, if they are indeed successful and have "proven" that track record to themselves (actual numbers, not projected), can often do much better putting the money to work themselves.