The BP books are excellent as well.

My whole point is that when analyzing a property in the book Brandon speaks of cash on cash return of 10% as a goal.

Its a short book, finished in 3 hours, but has also changed my thinking and actually has me wanting to become the bank

If keeping current house, refi property asap to get off books then can get another FHA loan. 

The amount you took in depreciation will most likely be taxed at 25%.Finally, you mentioned rolling money into another home- I'd look up "1031 Exchanges" on this forum, because if you plan on rolling money from deal to deal, it may help you defer the capital gains taxes in the future.

I read Dave Van Horn's book and its great about getting into the basics of what note investing is and where to do it and principle.

I also help put together deals for developers and then list the final product on the back end.

Is there anybody in the Greensboro area whose just starting in their real estate venture or even a seasoned investor that would want to meet to discuss mindset/books/strategies and anything related.

After months of reading and research I think it’s finally time to make some moves.

If you win the final bid, the legal firm handling the sale will start bugging you to close asap.