As I have been pulling together capital to get started, I have also been researching markets, podcast listening and reading every book I can get my hands on to get a foundational education.In my mind, with my capital limitations to get started I love the BRRRR strategy, I think I can make it through the Buy, Rehab, Rent,  once before chasing loans if I stay in certain markets.  

Hey Sergey Pshenichkin ,The book I would recommend before doing anything is Dave Ramsey’s Total Money Makeover.

The title of the book is based off of a quote by Steve Martin in his autobiography about his success.Mr.

The Book I recommend is What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash FlowFor Economics, I recommend reading things from the Economic Calendar from Bloomberg: Bloomber Economic CalendarEconomics is very difficult at first, but will take some time to absorb it.

I started my education about two years ago  reading and listening to every book I can.

@Anson Young did a really good job with the book. I

Great morning @Travis Konermann,If you were listening to a BP Podcast, the name of that book is more than likely in the show notes.If you remember the show number the url will be www.biggerpockets.com/show***

I found BP after reading The Book On Rental Property Investing by @Brandon Turner which I found to be the single best overall "how to" rental book I have found thus far (Don't worry Brandon.

The name immediately brought me back to the Rich Dad, Poor Dad book I read back when I was in college about 10 years ago.

The vast majority of agents fail not just because they can't do the job, it is because most people who start a small business fail (they never have done it before).As @Robert Leonard mentioned, Gary Keller's book is a good read.