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I'm sure a lot of us have read there life and mindset change book but it's a process, especially with zero deals.

Almost all good REI books recommend that I build a good team first.  

If you don't have an asset management strategy, I would encourage you to read the book called "Traction" by Gino Wickman.

@Brenna Wood honestly, just read the book on managing rental properties by Brandon and his wife.

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The book Millionaire Real Estate Investor says Criteria is non negotiable.

Once I got comfortable with analyzing deals and had a solid knowledge base from the forums, webinars, @Brandon Turner's "The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing" and @David Greene's "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" books, I hooked up with an agent in St.

I am also trying to build my network within the city and its surrounding areas, but have had trouble finding the right broker and larger investment companies to help guide me on this path.

This way you have an LLC with the taxation of an S corp.NOLO Press has very good website and books on entities and how to run and form them.