So if you save and reinvest your cash flow instead of spending it somewhere, your net worth is increased.The book addressed this early in the book I think.

Thanks for your help Mike & sorry for the book I just wrote Lol!

That book is famous for changing ones mindset from the old fashion perspective of working for money to the idea of making money work for you.

Im halfway through reading (listening) the 5 books that Brandon Turner recommended in a recent post:- Rich Dad Poor Dad, - The 4 hour workweek, - The total money makeover, - The Lean Startup, and - The One Thing - The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary ResultsAnother book i recommend is The ABCs of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroyAnyways hopefully I've informed some people who will find this useful!

hi dilyn. welcome to BP and to the real estate world. when i first got started, i wanted to read every book i could, go to every seminar i could attend,   and take  every class i could find. i learned early on that most of these " schools" are shams. if you can walk away from a seminar with more knowledge that you walked in with, great. learn everything you can from every source possible, but it shouldn't cost you a bundle of money paid to a guy who claims to be " making it rich in real estate". lets face it, if he were getting rich by flipping houses, why is he teaching and not doing??

I've been reading every book I can get my hands on, and listening to podcasts and reading forum posts.

I am currently listening to "The ABC's of real estate investing" by Ken McElroy on audio book. I

One book I have read that was helpful was "The Art of Wholesaling Properties" by Aram Shah and Alex Virelles. 

Hello Everyone,I found BiggerPockets from a book I recently bought called The Book on Flipping Houses (read 75% so far).

Another good book is the millionaire real estate investor.