Before I even purchased the book I have been pondering what would be the best route to go for a first time home buyer.

Now my newest tool is a pen and a check book. I

There was a book I read long ago where they called it "leap frogging" from property to property but still, there are so many stories and colleagues I know that are in their mid 20's and they have numerous properties.

@Kyle JeyOne idea that stands out from J Scott’s book is to bring a investor in on a great deal you found.

I've been super quick to respond to folks who inquire and who book.  I

After that book I picked up the book on rental property investing by Brandon Turner, which I am currently reading and lead me to this awesome website/community.       

Real estate books are a dime a dozen...one book is hard to pick, but don't pass up the E-Myth Revisited...but get the audio book and play at 2x speed...the author sounds like he could die at any moment...still a good read ;) Good luck! 

I'm not really a book reader but after having heard so much about Rich Dad Poor Dad I decided to get the book. I

A good book is Dave Lindahl's Multifamily Millions, it teaches a lot and is a solid primer on "Multifamily 101".

Another good finances book is by Frank Gallinelli: "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...