Does anyone know if there a compiled list of books referenced in the Famous Four segment of the Podcasts?

Hello guys,We finally have our very first property ready!

If you haven't already, I would recommend doing the following: Read Brandon Turner's book on Rental Property Investing https://www.amazon.com/Book-Rental-Property-Investing-Passive-ebook/dp/B018UTI2DOListening to the BP Real Estate podcast https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcastListening to the BP money podcast https://www.biggerpockets.com/moneyshowAttend your local REIA meetings to networkStart analyzing deals to get practiceEngage more on the BP forumsAdd a profile pictureAll the best!

Shaun, absolutely speak with a local attorney but a few things I would say from my experience in NC:-A notarized bill of sale for buyers is sufficent in many places for residents to have utilities turned on w/ local providers, so that should give all parties comfort regarding its legitimacy-The counties where my parks are located, a title is required to move a home, so they shouldn't be able to move the homes from your park-Depending on how "by-the-books" you want to do it, a mobile home dealers license is required in many, if not all states, if you're selling above a certain # of homes in a given yearI hope this helps.

I've finally decided to start investing in real estate. 

My name is Haley and I’ve been listening to bigger pockets and reading books on real estate for the last 6 months.

Amazon will sell you dozens of used books on wholesaling for $1000.

Hi all, glad to finally join the ranks of this forum.

The podcast with Chris Voss, as well as his book, Never Split The Difference offer excellent negotiating tactics.

So it sounds like a straight cash offer would fly.here is the Oregon one  look up Washington oneAs used in ORS 646A.702 to 646A.720     basically what is says is if you buy a property in foreclosure and U flip it you have to give the old owner a % of the money you make on it  there are time lines and %  calcs in these laws.it was for this reason I stopped doing this.. now if you buy at trustee sale or sheriffs sale this law does not apply just in pre foreclosure and these were enacted during the mortgage crisis.. but they remain on the books..