Some of my favorites are: Cash Flow Quadrant, Emyth Revisited, Street Smarts by Norm Brodsky, Boss Life by Paul Downs, How to Win at the Sport of Business by Mark Cuban, The Pumkin Plan & Profit First by Mark Michalowicz, #AskGaryVeeetc.I have about hundred other good reads but keep in mind books don't mean jack if you don't act.

I will hunt that mortgage down and bag it!

For sports, I love football and ping pong.

Do I need any special homeowners insurance to cover the tenant if anything happens to them with water sports or otherwise?

Me, my father and Uncle (Mr. money bags) are all interested in getting into real estate. 

Still many boarded up houses in the area, but the cat is already out of the bag and prices have significantly jumped up in the last 6 months.

No better way to learn than bugging and bagging someone that is on a current flip :))

A couple of towns I am in require overflow bags at $2 each, but I do not believe that is my responsibility.

Several years ago an acquaintance of mine started investigating putting together a publicly held company in order to raise the funds to purchase a minor league sports franchise.

A sad statistic is a majority of professional sports players go bankrupt within years after leaving their sport.