I would love to hit all those opportunities although a typical studio in san luis is 500 k. 

One side is a 2/1 and the other one is a studio but it might as well be a 1/1 (just no formal living room).

I am currently in contract to sell a studio in New York.

I currently drive 180-200 mi/day for work, so I listen to a lot of audio books and I'm sure Audible has it.

I had a duplex that had a detached garage, I converted it into a studio and am now renting it for $650.

One of my goals is to grab one of those houses, rehab it, create a studio apartment for myself (I want the bare minimum in personal responsibilities) , and 2 other units to rent out. 

If you don't have time to read, many good books have audio versions. 5) Find local people who are active in the business and network.  

BiggerPockets has been a great source of information time & time again, I thank you all for sharing your insight and experience without charging $4999 for a audio CD and manual w/ typos left, right and bottom.

Studios rent for 1,000+ a month and you can buy a million dollar home and still have to fix it up.

I found Audio book on YouTube for Rich Dad, Poor Dad.