I was hoping to start from my beloved LA area, but if that won't work, I'm flexible and am willing to sacrifice for a better outcome in the long run.     

I'm reading the book on Kindle, and am on episode 7 of the podcast.

My realtor tells me I need to live with 5-8% cap rates now.Finally, I realized I needed to get more educated on REI so I got an Amazon Kindle Unlimited account as well as a Scribd.com account.  

My book shelf and kindle were already full now they're overflowing.

Thank you for this moving and inspiring memorial to your beloved friend.

But he stands out for his restless pursuit of new markets, leading Amazon into risky new ventures like the Kindle and cloud computing, and transforming retail in the same way Henry Ford revolutionized manufacturing.James’s Interesting Facts and Takeaways from the book:- Jeff Bezos (JB) doesn't allow power point decks in meetings rather 5-6 page narratives.

Ten bucks on kindle.

Also Fuquan Bilal just published an intro book available on Amazon, just search for  Turning Distress into Success in the book or Kindle section.I've read it an it provides a great overview.

@Shawn Munoz, I wasn't suggesting you sell your beloved home; just borrow more against it upon its re-appraisal after it's "worth way more".

There are 7 billion people in the world set your priorities and if it's going to be love then everything else takes second chair.