@J Scott@J ScottThank you for your response ( I just got your book and plan to read this week).

All those in #Jacksonville, interested in their professionalism, come to the next free meeting Thursday Sept 27.They have a nice book available online at Amazon, discussing the hardships, Joe had a $500,000 portfolio wiped out from the Great Recession and there is detail in the book about the family and how they invest.

My husband and I have been listening to BP podcasts and reading books like Rich Dad Poor Dad, FLIP and the ABCs of Real Estate Investing.

I have been reading/listening to books and podcasts for a while now and recently heard about bigger pockets and the investing resources it provides.

I would also read @Mark Fergusons book "How to Make it Big as a Real Estate Agent'.

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If you haven't yet, I would pick up David Van Horn's book on note investing and start going through all of his posts.

Hi everyone,Been researching for a long time between podcasts and reading books, but finally jumping in tomorrow and going to see my first property.

I enjoy flipping different items (computers, cameras, shoes, tickets to name a few) and providing drone services as a way to earn some extra income.I have little to no experience in real estate but after digesting many podcasts (how I heard of bigger pockets) and books post-graduation I definitely think it is something I need to learn about to start building wealth long-term.

I have read many blog posts and a few RE books describing the process for narrowing down your target market starting from the 30k foot view and narrowing down to metro then city then neighborhood.