I really like The Real Estate Recipe: Make Millions by Buying Small Apartment Properties in Your Spare Time (Nuts & Bolts Series) by Brian K Friedman, and Multi-Family Millions: How Anyone Can Reposition Apartments for Big Profits by David Lindahl to name a few, but I have gone to Amazon and purchased a bunch of cheap kindle books that have a much more realistic view with out all the hype. 

This is Chicago and I have to accept the lease with the building.I have  spare place where I could relocate him, but his lease is way below market value and I rather get him out. 

I'm very glad and excited to connect and to share thoughts with great investors and professionals at BP during my initial stage of learning to become a real estate investor.I am currently having a full-time job and am not thinking to quit too soon, but I will try my best to be active at BP and to be motivated in real estate investing at spare time.I'm kind of a little bit indecisive of which strategies would be the best for me to start with among Wholesaling, Buy-Rent-Hold, Lease Options and Buy-Fix-Flip.Do you have any suggestion or advice?

I'm 26 and don't have $500,000 in the bank to be able to spare a couple hundred a month for charity's sake.  

I'll spare you the whole pitch here, but what I'm offering is a way to take the photos they already have of a property and, instead of just throwing them into a slide show and putting elevator music behind them, putting them into Youtube videos with custom narrations that provide actual useful information and selling messages.No surprise, it's slow getting started since while this is hardly a new idea, it's still not exactly a common practice.

. -- have the door lock automatically, but make there is a spare somewherere: parking issue.   

I am presently working but I am quite willing in my spare time or off days to help.  

Right away I noticed that a couple was living in the living room with blow up mattresses and a  child, another couple with a kid, and a dog were living in the spare bedroom, which explained the dog turds in the yard.

I think central heat/air could go out of style if ductless heat pumps become cheaper and easier to install or if window/portable heat pumps become cheaper, more compact/sleek, or more efficient.

Right now I'm doing as much research as possible in my spare time.