Hi Gary, a lot of our investors do not have a real estate license.  

Gary W.  

. ;)@Gary Kline has been my go-to attorney for investors for a few years.

Some of my favorites:Rich Dad Poor DadKiysoki The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerBuilding Wealth One House at a Time: Making It Big on Little Deals by John SchaubBuy & Hold Forever: How to Build Wealth for the 21st Century by David Schumacher, Ph.

Originally posted by @Gary Hall:Mortgage means "Death Grip" Anytime I see people say there are only 2 ways something can be done it tells me that the 3rd way is going to be the most profitable.

@Gary Swank This is a great blog with some very helpful information. 

Gary Meyer by far I think is the most reasonable and great with small spaces- http://waynemeyerworks.com/profile.htmlSarah Hobstetter at Hobstetter Architecture Studio is a little more high end and modern-http://www.hobstetterarch.comBest of luck.

@Scott NicholsI’m not an active note investor, but I’d highly recommend checking out Gary Johnston’s financial calculator class before dropping $20k in a mentoring program.Not only will you get a tremendous deal of confidence in the fundamentals of discounting notes and running the calculations, but you’ll also get great strategies for buying notes as a side-benefit from learning to creatively structure debt.

I am reading The Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller right now and in that book he talks about in every business we run we are actually running two types of businesses.

@Gary Dale McKee actually if you are in a tax deed state that is probably better for acquiring properties and simpler too.