Some of my conceptions could be completely off base because I don't know how things work in the real world yet.

I find it's riddled with grammatical and punctuation errors, the information in the chapters is not at all logically organized, and sometimes concepts (which are not common knowledge) are just casually thrown into a paragraph without further elaboration, which is confusing and hinders my understanding.

Thanks Christian, I had quite a bit of windshield time today so just been listening to as many bigger pockets podcasts as possible not just for info, but to really get comfortable with the concept, terms, etc.

But again the concept of profit first is so different then seeing the number in black on your income statement.

Often, you'll find that concepts of investor deals don't meet reality in your location, so goes the BRRR idea.

I want to try to avoid costly mistakes while I know that may not be entirely possible I can get a good grasp on a RE concept before diving in blind. 

(BTW, the value of that service is also viewed in a market concept, the value of like services performed that are available to be used, so the value of a service is not an arbitrary number that relates to the value of a property, think along the lines of a wholesaler who unethically arrives at the value of their service).

If you want a simpler book with lots of explanations for those starting out Brandon Turner has several good books.

Open concept is still trendy.  

I talked to my attorney and CPA but they seem to less/not familiar with the concept of Series LLC.