I have started my new list this week and so far I’ve read;- bigger pockets book on managing rental properties- the book on rental property investing - thousand splendid suns- Kite runner- Richest man in Babylon - The smart investor - Think and grow rich (These books can include reads like the alchemist, which just help give views on life, but ideally right now I’m looking to find more on investment strategies between the vehicle of stocks and real estate: particularly multi unit) I’m looking for books that help enlighten us, as well for grow my knowledge in the realms of the overall investing mindset, theories, business startup and set up, management, accounting, financial and global economic understanding, and the “monopoly 1031 exchange method” As we all know we have a lot of time now locked in doors, so please let me know!

@Steven Lee the BRRRR method is really great but I usually don't suggest it on your first home.  

On Airbnb there is no way to do this- the only work around would be to takeover his Airbnb account and add yourself as the payout method and then make yourself a cohost so you don’t beed to log between accounts.

Best advice at the moment is to take advantage of the next four months to read and learn everything you can about your prefered investment method.  

I’ve moved to that for all doors and trim even.

Number look solid to me, what method where you doing, house hack , BRRR ?

Almost every landlord uses the cash method of accounting , so that does not qualify to issue a cancellation of debt 

Hello,First time posting here looking to buy my first deal soon.https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/525-Farnsworth-St-Pittsburgh-PA-15207/11544694_zpid/ <--- Not planning on buying just verifying I get this.I'm using the four quadrant method to figure out the cash flow on the property.So 20% down on this property would be 77,800 which would leave me with 311,000 in principal, good so far.

If you enjoy the assets you already own seek other methods.

I just would like some tips or methods or strategies to employ when I run numbers on properties to make it easier.Thanks ~ Floyd :)