I am still pretty green and learning the lingo.

I am NOT saying I have done this by the way.No smoking of any kind period, I don't care of you have a prescription card for the green stuff, you won't be doing that at my rental.No felonies, ever.No evictions, ever.

Real estate investing specific books I would recommend include "the book on real estate investing" and "investing with no (or low) money down" by Brandon Turner and "long distance investing" by David Greene and any other book on the BP bookstore.If you haven't read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki I would highly recommend it.In the book he talks about not taking a job for money but for the skills you will learn.Robert says "your mind is your greatest asset" Read, read BP forums, attend webinars, watch youtube videos and listen to podcasts about real estate and you will learn a lot!

I agree with @Jonathan Greene.  

I’m 27 and feel like I’m just wasting away, a slave to my laptop, making sure my Microsoft Teams icon stays green...I fantasize daily about leaving me job.

Thanks to BIgger Pockets, Brandon Turner and David Green...

You may not be friends with your next roommates, but their money is still green and it still pays the bills.

@Quintin Green I’m just starting wholesaling as well in Washington with a partner and I’m doing it through an LLP.

Cities where I see higher rates though are in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley.

Too much flip-flopping (green deal, fracing, etc.).