I love Audible.com because there's a huge number of relevant titles and I can listen while driving in the car or doing mundane stuff around the house.

In light of that discussion thread that was mentioned, "is the 1% rule dead" here's an article written by one of BP's very own that has some helpful insight: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...I personally still use the 1% rule amongst other metrics, but I agree that its relevance depends on the areas you're looking in and your strategy.

@Glenn Mayo the various automatic estimation tools can be way off, that is true. 1. in Zillow you have a "Price this home" tab where you can choose the houses you think are relevant and comparable to yours.

The message, if relevant, is more important then whether the letter is yellow or has lines. 

We make a base salary of about $80k (with overtime $110k) If relevant we do have $150k in 401k, $100k in equity in personal home, and $10k in savings. 

Try checking NFPA 13 and NFPA 13D for codes relevant to your situation :)

The only relevant inquiry is what the rate of return is on your alternative investments.

By remaining aware of relevant zoning and bylaw codes, you can better protect your investments in real estate and make smarter decisions when choosing where to put your money.

Someone else suggested, "Add a section on how to handle payments during a pandemic-a topic that would have seemed overboard a year ago but totally relevant today.

There is absolutely no difference.As far as your second point I don't disagree but it's not relevant to the point at hand.