Here are a few resources worth checking out.

Check out my personal favorite, Every Landlord's Legal Guide or The Book On Managing Rentals before you get too far into this.

Have you already read the Ultimate Beginner's Guide https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing, it would be a good place to start.

So to name a few, I'd start with both of David Lindahl's books and Steve Berges "The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings"Best!

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@Jacob Rivera i buy and sell 3-4 properties a month and you have to gather information from good resources.

However, the rate would be higher.this is buying cash flow, not creating it. inefficient use of resources.

im looking for investor to guide me on my journey to success.

Hello, I'm fairly new to real estate investing and the guide mentioned to have a team.