However, if you were to recommend a top 3 of learning material you wish you had when starting out, what would it be?

NonQM is where you start.

It also probably just a matter of time before insurance companies require this, especially on rentals, even if the law doesn't.Personally, I say get ahead to the law on these and install them now.

The first couple of pages of Google actually turn up some decent advice that can get you started.

These renewals are helping maintain occupancy levels, even as companies remain cautious, opting to renew in place rather than relocate.The pandemic has led to a reevaluation of office space needs, with many companies downsizing or offloading excess space.

I'm a first-time real estate investor based in Germany, eager to learn and start my journey, of Italian citizenship.

However, since the new year, as we have started to receive client work, it has mostly been small remodel jobs.

There's a company called PadSplit in our market that helps with this too.

I would start by getting a copy of the condo by-laws and rules and regs for the condo association.

some good examples here already but would add minimum loan size / property value I see a lot, unfortunately have to turn away a lot of people (esp. those just starting out) because their budget is too low and the property doesn't have enough value juice to make it worth it as a lender (plus more risky)