I'm currently in the process of implementing rent increases at one of my complexes and they are relatively $150 below market, so I'm doing $50 per year that will single handedly increase the property valuation by  $320k over the next 3 years ($106k yearly).

So, a good real estate finance book is ______________.2nd, I am looking at starting my own property management company and would like some recommendations on good books related to understanding how to be the best at it.  

Definitely start jumping into the community here and feel free to ask any questions related to Real Estate investing!

Your question @Matthew Rembish, is relative.

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To your question, it makes sense to keep things semi-formal but "canned" You don't want to site any specific reasons related to possible fair housing or discrimination.

First, I commend you for taking the very first step in your real estate investing career...and that is reaching out to experienced investors on BiggerPockets for advice and guidance.Second, you are in a great position with your credit being the way it is, the money you have saved up, and the increase in salary at your job.What I would do if I were you is to take this time (since you've been in it all of one month or so now) to learn everything there is to know about real estate as it relates to the niche you are trying to pursue.

This explanation for this was that the house can not be reappraised at a higher value related to purchase price, for one year.

However, it feels like I'm putting all my eggs in one basket, leaving me with $0 on my savings account and an uncomfortable situation if something were to happen (health, fix something in the property, you name it).

All the texts and mails they've sent have been threatening and they have been working harddigging up stuff and trying to paint us as evil landlords that don't care about their health and safety regardless of the evidence has shown otherwise.