Keith Ferrazi wrote a great book called "Never Eat Alone" where he discusses, among other things, how to 'connect with connectors'.

@Gage Green I agree with @Sean Sloop.

I needed to read another author's viewpoint about REI that is not affiliated with the Rich Dad Company.I hoped on amazon once I finished Ken Mcelorys ABCs of REI and found the BRRRR book by The David Greene.

You can only build out so far before you're eating cake by the ocean. 

So I amazon-ed "real estate investing books" and David Greene's book on BRRRR investing came up. i looked at the one star reviews first and i didn't see anything about the book being inaccurate, out of date, or misleading so i bought the e-book and found BP.

Do NOT be one of those Seller's that wants to have their cake, and eat it too!

@Dons MarkIt is very important to know the local market where you want to invest.I personally have rentals, in Houston, Spring and Conroe.These areas tend to command quality tenants and they have great schools.You can start by getting in touch with local investors and agents.Also read this book by David M Greene Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to Buy, Rehab, and Manage Out-of-State Rental Properties All the best!

I used to go the EBRHA meetings regularly but they have not gone back to meeting in person yet.The David Greene Team just had one in Mt.

I CAN afford it but it will eat up pretty much all I have saved for investment at the moment.4.

If you are doing out of state investing, I would highly suggest reading Long Distance Real estate Investing by David Greene.