From decimal fractions one book ran on onto logarithms, the use of mathematical instruments, operating the chain, circumferentor, surveying by intersections, changing the scale of maps, leveling, methods for mensuration of areas.

I'll try to go out and have a nice meal this weekend in celebration.

We hope to start in the 45-65k investment range, or partner with another more experienced investor to move further up the food chain.

Any other reading suggestions and the order in which to read them would be greatly appreciated.Would love to meet with anyone in the area for coffee/tea or even a meal. 

It isn't all the ones I don't buy that have allowed me break the chains of a J.O.B. though.

We have a few rentals in our neighborhood and you would not know it to drive down the street.However, there is one rental that has an extra lot with it and the tenants (I assume) have put up some sort of hillbilly fence.....not chain link or wood, but tall metal posts and wire that look like something you would use out on the farm if you perhaps had cattle.  

Just maybe finished 1 bedroom apartments and providing 2 meals per day as well as possibly laundry service.  

After spending the next two weeks watching every real estate video I could find, I was determined to purchase my first rental property.By this time, I had been eating free meals at the school dining hall, saving my ROTC stipends, and working three part-time jobs (campus taxi driver at night, finance internship two days per week, and ice hockey referee on weekend mornings).

the soul and only reason for signing a buyer agency agreement with a realtor is to protect that realtors commission and "lock" the buyers *** up with a ball and chain!

Have you chained title?