I currently work full-time as a Marketing Communications Manager, and have had great interest in the real estate industry--both because of the prospect of building financial freedom, but also I've held genuine fascination with the field.I've lived in SC for 3 years--moving from VA and growing up in MD.I would like to know of some trusted books concerning areas such as Wholesaling and other low-cash/no-cash investment approaches.

Real estate, after all, isn't rocket science. 

Hello @Sabah Shah,A little background: In 2004, I lived in NYC and decided to change professions and create a real estate investor services business based on data science and processes.

I grew up the and around Philly, went to college, saw my political science degree would take me no where so I joined the Army.I've been to a few places but have spent the past few years in Hawaii, Arizona, Texas and now Louisiana.

I graduated in 2014 from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with B.S. in Computer Science.

Originally posted by @Doug Woodville:Originally posted by @Jason Chen:some people will just not "get it", despite the fact that absolutely nothing in real estate is rocket science, even at the highest tiers of buying and selling.the very essence of real estate can be boiled down to this simple statement:"MY REAL ESTATE INCOME IS BIGGER THAN REAL ESTATE EXPENSES, YES?

It's been fun and fascinating and convenient.  

But the podcast was excellent as he was really fascinating to listen to.

Dawn, screening tenants is not rocket science. 

I flip 20-30 homes a year and there is no real science to it.