I’ve read most of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” and also halfway through “The book on Rental Property Investing” written by our very own Brandon Turner.

That led me to bigger pockets and several real estate books later i feel more comfortable looking at real estate from a cash flow perspective. 

I’m finally getting started with a multi unit.

UPDATE: Was able to get the tenants to sign a Confession of Judgment that they are aware of the back rent owed, they are aware of the late fees accumulated and they will prepay the last 6 months' of their rent either within 7 days after the settlement is finalized or the last day of 2018, whichever comes first.

(I kicked cancers ***😊) I I have been reading books,listening to podcast,and blogs for a long time and have started the work of attaining list and bird dogging to do wholesale transactions.

I've been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts, reading many real estate books and just trying to learn as much as possible about real estate investing so when the time comes, I'm prepared and ready to jump in by buying my first rental property!

You are look way below the Middlesex County limits.I totally understand not wanting roommates, however, the ability to supplement even a condo with roommates can be phenomenal and an easy way to get started in RE investing.You final question has a few concepts packed together:1. -$100 a month does give you some tax losses plus the depreciation.

I highly suggest reading the book "How to create multiple streams of income" by Conti and Finkle, it's a bit outdated but the principle still stands.

Started reading The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner and am definitely excited about the BiggerPockets community!

A little background on myself, I'm 21 years old, still in undergrad and in the final stages of attaining my salesperson license.