Does the new book called "How to Invest In Real Estate: The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Getting Started" replace the old one titled "The Book On Rental Property Investing"?

This past week, a dumpster has popped up in 2 (not 1 as the title says- character limits!) 

You're the business that keeps accepting overqualified applicants for key positions and keeps losing them to headhunters because they have so many options other than working for your stingy self.So I guess my slumlord bonafides are now fully on disply with this post, but I'll continue treating my tenants like human resources to be fully exploited to the best of my abilities (just like a corporation), and you can keep on looking for exemplars of the finest past conduct to fill your vacancies (people whose next step is buying a house when they get sick of renting, with their good credit and excellent record), and we'll both do well in our market segments, you in your clean Canadian suburbs, me in my Rust Belt ghetto cesspits.Frankly, if I had a tenant applicant show up with the kind of clean record you're looking for where I own low-income rental properties in the 'Burgh, I'd immediately suspect identity theft.

I’ll buy as is where is clean title.  

You take title in your name and the loan stays in the name of the seller until you can sell the property.

Told the owner they wanted to buy it and ran into him ready to sell two years later in Lowe's, shaking hands on the deal and meeting at a title office the next day.  

Out of all the properties I've owned I've never been the "landlord"...it's really a technical term that has stuck around for some reason...anyway, my position is always that I work for the company that owns the property...even though it's my sole or multiple member LLC...there's nothing wrong with holding property in your personal name...an LLC really doesn't offer that much protection anyway...I guess the point is to consider transferring title to your LLC...though there are some things to be aware of here. 

The Reno money are paid directly to your GC by the title company, half the material costs at closing and 4-5 draws after.

Each tenant sets up an account directly with SmartMove, their identity is verified, and then their background info is made available to you once the service fee is paid.

I have an awesome team of realtors, insurance broker and title companies.