Below are some great ones that I’ve read:The World’s Richest ManThis is about Jerry Wollman, a great developer whose life and real estate experiences will leave some insight.Get Rich Slowly...Invest in Real EstateShort read but pound for pound incredible insightsCommercial Real Estate Power Broker’sGreat read on multiple brokers insights into their success and failures in brokerage

I was looking at single homes - then something hit me after reading Robert S book - rich dad poor dad, why would I want to by a single family.

Welp I just turned 16 and I decided to read “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, and thought about how can I generate a passive income.

If it were as simple as logging on to the MLS to find great flip and rental properties then everybody would be rich.

Any advice on how to get funding for someone who doesn’t have a “rich uncle” or much money saved up for a significant investment?

I don't believe in the "get rich quick" schemes.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Follow Rich Dad team there is amazing higher level real estate knowledge there for Free .

This could be a great opertunity to link up if you havent found anybody to work with yet.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/718011-overlooked-riches-investing-in-abandoned-properties?

Since most of us aren’t rich, many real estate entrepreneurs focus just as much, sometimes more, on assembling investors and investment capital as they do on the right deals and locations to use that capital on.The truth of investment is there is no shortage of people who have more capital than they do interest in doing the nuts and bolts work of making an investment work themselves.