QB is great for tracking book value but it doesn’t get you the whole picture or help you strategize your portfolio.It really depends on you, your goals, and your timeline.

There’s a book by Gavin de Becker “The gift of Fear” that has some good advice on dealing with people who make threats of any type.  

Currently though, if your buyer is working with an Agent, the Agent should know the market and comps much better than Zillow, and should be able to guide their buyer to what they feel is market value.

I have read many of the BP books and I am excitedly counting down the days until "Raising Private Capital" by Matt Faircloth is delivered, so I can read that one as well.  

The banks want a bad property off of their books and it is easiest to work with them directly.

Short Term management runs between 20-30% per booking and sometimes a monthly marketing fee of $99-125. 

I was wondering if there was a list already going that had the Famous 4 book recommendations. 

I read David Green's book about "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" and got to work searching.I have been researching where to start and was drawn to Cleveland for a couple of reasons. 

But anyways.. we would be invested "equally" BUT I feel as though I have more of the knowlegdge (they had no idea about any of the methods to invest) and I have read all the BP books/have the most experience landlording...

I'm currently reading David Greene's Long Distance Real Estate Investing book, and just absorbing as much info as possible.I moved to Southern California from New York about 3 years ago, and am loving it in here.