J Scott been reading your book at night with the last of my energy after a long day of rehabbing!

I think by allowing them to actually invest you are teaching a lesson that can't be taught by all the book learning in the world.

I believe IREM sells a book that breaks down typical expenses for multi units based on size and geographic area.

One way to ensure you stay committed is to engage in the forums, network with local investors, and read books!

Hello All,Usually i rely on the ratings on Amazon.com for my book purchases.

I like the book Principles of Real Estate Syndication.

If you haven't, pick up a few books at the library to at least build a good foundation, then you can navigate the swirling ocean of information here at BP a whole lot better!

newbie here trying to find some good books/programs to get...any suggestions?

I talk about managed futures in my book (it's the best-selling futures and mutual fund book on the kindle).

However like the other books/tapes/courses on the shelf, they don't do anything by themselves.I tell the folks, contemplating a course, at our meetings:You need to make a commitment.Read and Listen to the material at least three times.Make a plan to implement it.Review it with the Author.Do it!