Books Ive already read or am reading:Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Little Red Book On Common Sense Investing, The Four Hour Work Week, Increase Your Financial IQ, Getting To Yes, Early Retirement ExtremeBooks I am set up to read next:The Millionaire Next Door, Think And Grow Rich, The Richest Man In Babylon, How to Win Friends And Influence OthersAny other suggestions?

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So far, I have read Rich Dad, Poor Dad which has changed my view on money and I am now reading How to Invest in Real Estate and What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow and 36 Other Key Financial Measures.

Neither example is going to get you rich overnight.

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Hi Jahzia,Read Rich Dad Poor Dad.It will help you start out.Good Luck!

I've read several books, including Brandon's book on Rental Property Investing, David's BRRRR and Long-Distance REI books, J Scott's book on Estimating Rehab Costs, the ever famous Rich Dad Poor Dad, and am currently mowing my way through Richest Man in Babylon.

Understand how it all comes together both now and in the future to get a full understanding of the benefits.Real estate is a Get Rich Slowly game. 

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad several years back and, like for so many others, there were lessons that stayed with me.

Mentoring is offered through the association(most of them time), companies like Fortune Builders or Rich Dad are crazy expensive but provide every aspect to you, or you can go the route of finding investors to mentor you individually.