Read Set for Life and some of the other real estate books to get yourself directed on the right foot. 

Banks are not going give a no-down loan as he suggests the new-buyer will get.I agree with you, the money needs to come from somewhere to payoff what's owed on the $20K.Jon, I'd suggest you NOT focus on this page in this book and I'd suggest you think of ways to shake up something for yourself where you are.In your setting, I'd ask who's your buyer?

I started by reading some real estate investing books, listening to the BP podcast, and soaking up any information I could find about real estate investing. 

I have been a member of Biggerpockets for about 3 years learning very much there and because of my medical condition I spend most of my time 10 to 12 hours a day, seven days per week, on the Internet and I read a book about every two weeks. 

Can anyone please direct me to recommended syndication classes or courses and books.

IF your contention is to make it personal, it has to go both ways"In almost no other walk of life do sensible people threaten to terminate relationships as soon as something doesn't go by the book."

That said I think it’s time for you to buy ALL the books in the BP book section and read.

Always ... always ... always make sure your tenants know that you will enforce policies on the books.

Chapter 3 is pure gold and should put any pessimism to rest. 🏠💰

Most episodes of bigger pockets mention value adding But often with minimal advice Is there a book , podcast episode , different podcast that can be my guide for the best approach to value adding I’m about to buy my first live in rental property