Pick up a copy of Wendy Patten's book on lease/options.

Ask them questions - I've found people in this industry are very open and helpful for the most part.Once you narrow your search down to three or four strategies that feel good to you, invest $100 in a few books and read them a couple of times.

While at that said condo, I opened up a cabinet above the TV looking for videos, and came across a book on owning rental property.4.

Can anyone suggest a good book which teaches the implications of taxes when Investing in Real Estate?

What kind of mortgage broker do I look for when I look in the phone book for an investment property loan?

Grinder,Whole books have been written on this topic, so its impossible to cover all the possibilities in a short post.

I have a book or two from Bronchick and a download from Diamond, the cost isn't the issue - it's which will give me the information to get started as a beginner.My background is accounting, so I started with 'doing the numbers' on paper, looking at quads for sale in my area and talking to other investors.Now it's time to fish or cut bait, so which course would you (experienced investors please) choose if you were just starting?

I've read tons of real estate investing books over the past three years, but don't have much real experience.

He has some books and courses that are pretty good.

I'm setting her up with a marketing strategy (she'd better buy into it, I have a book coming out on it), and I'm thinking about also test-firing an ad in the paper.What has worked for you?