I have a job that pays well and I semi-enjoy so I don't believe I'll be jumping ship to work for a broker but who knows.

I will say that I still enjoyed framing out the walls and putting up the header beam, I am NOT liking ANY part of the drywall work or trim work.

I have started my own research as well looking here on bigger pockets reading some estimating rehab articles and watching some videos.

Go watch that movie with the kids.You will thank me and you will become rich and filthy.Wait..

Great planes I bought mine new in 04  that was cool going to Duluth transition training and walking into the hanger seeing that brand new bird :)I have about 1000 hours in it.. not as much as I like.. and right now I am battling my medical.. so been grounded for while.Anyway safe flying.. and I really really enjoy working in Charleston SC  great people great place.. !!!!

I talk a lot about opportunity cost and long term outlook here in the forums, so let's compare the two strategies over the next 20-30-years:You could stay in your interest only loan and enjoy better cash flow, to the tune of an extra $450/mo in your pocket.

My question is what books and videos should I read/watch to get engrossed in real estate knowledge.

If you are going to have debts attached to the property, you will want to make sure to watch out for any due on transfer clauses, or be ready to personally guarantee any loans taken out in the name of the entity.

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Yes I do realize I still need to manage all the non PM parts and those are actually the aspects I enjoy more.. just wondering what renter interaction will I need to do as a landlord, even after shelling out for PM.