Since then I've continued my education via podcasts, books, perusing various RE blogs, asking questions anyone involved in the business.Origin: Originally from the Bronx --> San Bernardino, San Jose, & Monterey California --> Atlanta --> Newport News, Virginia --> Iowa Falls, IAWhat do I do :: I am a pastorRE Goals :: Duplicate my income in order to provide financial stability and security for my family.BiggerPockets :: During my research & studying I cam across the site.

Okay, I haven't completely read the whole book yet, and as any of you that have read it know, it takes 10 months to read.

I highly recommend James Wiederman's book on Texas Real Estate contracts as it covers everything in the TREC contract.

You will definitely be able to fine tune your questions after reading some real estate investing books.

Hello,Can you please list your favorite, most informative book on Multifamily REI?

BUT...I'd like to learn, and I have a voracious appetite for books, etc--so diving in isn't a problem.

I'm reading a book by Robert Kyosaki entitled, "Why A Students Work For C Students and B Students Work For the Government".

I have a read a lot of articles and books recently.

Although you are not experiencing a cash loss each month you might be experience a book loss helping you on your taxes.

The property goes into foreclosure, as many investors’ properties did 2008 and beyond.Yes, my comments are completely contrary to the many books on the subject.