This site has a great selection of books on various topics. 

Here're the steps for you:1) Read up (or listen to) as many RE investing books as possible until you decide what niche within RE to select for yourself!

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If you're doing your due diligence in selecting the right tenant, why not?

Why flippers don’t focus on getting a Designers help is possibly for a few reasons: 1)they don’t believe they need it 2)believe it’s too costly 3)they knock off popular selections or follow what a sales person steers them to buy.

Hello dear investors,Has anyone completed due diligence to select and invest in qualified opportunity zone funds? 

Bummed, because there were select homes (condos) for sale in the price point but inventory still is very low.

Personally, I hate doing anything other than M2M leases with tenants that I didn't select and place especially before I have some time to get to know them.

As a property manager, tenant selection is key to making that area successful. 

So I haven’t selected an agent yet for a SFH I'd like to sell soon.