Would you recommend talking to companies like Keller Williams and their property management division?

If you start buying every book off Amazon that you hear about, then you'll have a lot of books you don't read.Whenever someone I respect recommends a book - I see if I can get it as a free download off the internet first, then I check my library to get a copy. 90% of the time this works - if not, then get a used copy off Amazon or somewhere else.You can always buy the book after you have read the library copy if you want to have it in your portfolio.I will go ahead and throw in one of my recommended readings - Gary Keller (the guy that started Keller Williams Realty) wrote "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" (McGraw-Hill, 2005).

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I passed my exam yesterday and am looking forward to working with Keller Williams and taking one more step toward getting my first property.Mark Podolsky my 3 favorite books were "Why We Want You To Be Rich" by Trump & Kiyosaki.

I think many new agents rely on the brokerage (keller williams, century 21 etc) to provide them their leads.

Welcome to BiggerPockets William B.I don't have any reco's in the Florida area, but have you tried Angie's List?

I currently work for Keller Williams Realty and I have access to a large network of agents, buyers, and sellers.

You can also go online to Sherman Williams and try on color with their color visualizer.

A good deal will stick out like a sore thumb, and you can do like  @Robert Williams  did and take advantage of a great deal .

William,Thank you for the fantastic summary and beginner-friendly approach you took to explaining that.