Spend time reading through posts in the forum.Get and read Avery Carl's book.

Listen to the BiggerPockets podcast for expert advice, read books like "The Book on Rental Property Investing" and "Set for Life" by Scott Trench, and join local real estate investing groups or meetups.

It's a great way to give them a better sense of the space, especially if they're on the fence about booking.

Quote from @Mike Hern: Quote from @Michael Plaks:While it isn't directly related, does the Cohan Rule apply to real estate professionals without a W2, who lost their mileage book during the year?

I’d also love any recommendations for beginner-friendly books, podcasts, or other resources that are suitable for a teenager. 

The city is still economically not showing the types of growth that you’ll find in areas like the Lehigh valley which in my book are a huge pro.

That will typically spook them into catching up or chase them out.I recommend you read some books (see my signature?)

Can anyone suggest training videos, books, or other resources that would help educate me on the topic?

The other option would be diving deep with a bookkeeper to have them help run more updated books than just monthly.

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