Here is a short list of resources that might be helpful -"Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki - This book offers fundamental lessons on the importance of financial education, investing, and building wealth.

Fundamentally that is how it works but you always have to have backup plans.

Inflated property values can contribute to a “bubble”, where prices become detached from economic fundamentals.

It can be exciting and fun, but don't go too far from the fundamentals and make sure the numbers work and meet your goals!

In the long-term, fundamentals support this so strongly.

Also, I think investors should focus less on day 1 yield and look more at the fundamentals of the real estate they are buying.

We've always approached investing by fundamentals.

It also is a great way to diversify your holding in different markets around the country that are growing faster and have great fundamentals.

Houston has a lot of opportunity to build up a nice portfolio once you're comfortable with the fundamentals.

I'm stoked to start this process and have a solid grap of the fundamentals, but I want to make sure I'm prepared for when sh... hits the fan.