My favorites for times like this are The One Thing, Rich Dad Poor Dad, and The Book On Managing Rental Properties from BP!

I spent a few hours curating a list of resources for tenants to leverage in times of financial distress with a focus on the current COVID-19 crisis and wanted to share the results so others can utilize when crafting their landlord-tenant communications. 

I sent a colleague request I’m assuming we can communicate after you if/after you accept?

I have an investor for this purchase, but I just wanted to chk in with you as its been eight months since we last communicated.

I think you need to find a few that are responsive, know the market, and communicate with them often.

Episode 1: Foreclosure BuyWhat do tons of people do after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

I have read many books, such as, Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki as which gave me the dreams of one day becoming financially stable and free.

For an investor, having a project manager/contractor who (1) understands their business goals, (2) can do great, on time, and inexpensive work, (3) can communicate with the city for permits, (4) have a network of reputable roofers, HVAC, electricians, plumbers ... this is an invaluable relationship for an investor, particularly those investing in properties that will need reno work done (flips, or BRRRR deals, etc.). 

No money or communication.

Listening to the podcast, reading the essentials Rich dad poor dad, 4 hour WW etc, (actually listened to the audiobooks rather than read the books), Endless "This old House" youtube videos and any books on housework that I can find for a buck or two at my local goodwills. anything I can get my hands on on a lackluster student income.