My main question is is there a book or something I can get to help me understand how to get started without alot of money.

The main factor to think about is your exit strategy.

AVR is speculative (even w/ recent comps) and actually from reading these posts and working in the market I'm at, an AVR estimate is quite scary.What I find to be the truth is that Real Estate is a commodity.Also it's cyclical, when the Supply is greater, or much greater than the Demand somerthing has got to give.These are very interesting times, with the lack of wages going up, how can rent increase in the short/long term?

My main area to concentrate on is rehabbing and retailing houses.

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If my thinking is correct, the main water pressure acts as a vacuum for the 3rd connection (coming from the hot water heater), and sucks out hot water as it comes.

I staged my home when I sold my main residence this year.

So the following is merely theory for me at this point in my real estate career.I personally believe and have seen from other investors that what a slow market requires one to do is mainly shift your numbers.

The market (supply and demand) is in the process of correcting itself, and the true market value may be somewhere around $170 or even $150/square foot.

Based on the info you supplied I would think he found out because of the estate sale.