Recommendations for books for partnership and drafting proposal for prospect Real estate partner

I’ve been reading a good amount of books as well as researching on YouTube where I was able to find BiggerPockets!

I am happy to discuss in private messaging and love hearing others experiences and opinions, I have learned so much from everyone here and the blog/books at BiggerPockets, so please share with me your thoughts.Thanks,MAK

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Mileage and meals6)Money paid for RE tax book is also the tax deduction.7)Any expenses that help you with RE investment can be deducted.

Keep reading books and listening to podcasts.

Informative but not all that good as a predictive tool-but it will help guide you to deciding where we might be at.

If your project is good that might work but also if your project is not as good as you thought you should learn that from the consultant once they review what you are trying to do.There are some books out there at ICSC and ULI but you would still need a consultant on the local level to give guidance.

I would recommend reading a few books like Millionaire Real Estate Investor, Rich Dad Poor Dad, etc...Yes, the D.C. area is very expensive.

Buy a book on estimating construction costs (they are readily available, and updated yearly)  Build a detailed scope of work.