I actually read Rich Dad Poor Dad while living in Taiwan maybe 15 years ago and got really excited but had a small family and was planning to move back to the states so put it on hold, and got too busy with the day to day grind.  

(Can't be Rich Dad, Poor Dad.)

You suffer from an abundance of riches - you live in the most beautiful state in the union and all three options are potentially viable candidates for future income. 

An expression I like about real estate investing is, “get rich slowly”.

(Yes I am aware of what an interesting time it is to start investing in Minneapolis) I started about two months ago, like many others, by Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

While your investment decisions may change for the better after looking at a property there is a certain amount of wild guesses you can figure out by knowing the neighborhood and seeing a street view picture.Never buy properties solely to purchase, rent and pay down the mortgage because you will never get rich collecting rents.

Rich Dad Poor Dad was inspiring, I joined a Cash Flow group in the area and met up with them several times to play, but never translated that into real action.  

@Ben Morand sell it like serhant, millionaire real estate agentRich dad poor dadThink and grow rich Those are some of my favorites

There's quite a few I love, but Rich Dad, Poor Dad and the Richest Man in Babylon are pretty good places to start imo. 

I've also read the millionaire real estate investor, rich dad poor dad, and the BRRRR book.