It's the title of your thread that brought me here.Actually there are several books, but prefer the consolidated King James version.

Yesterday I bought the Kindle version, CAN NOT WAIT FOR THE BOOK!!!!!

Make sure you purchase the most recent version so that you have more current tax changes.

@Lina SmithGrab the REIN PDF version online.

I am giving you the readers digest version on my dinner that I hosted in Buckhead Atlanta with these guys..

Per the Dodd-Frank Act, or whatever modified version we are still living with today, it can be construed as a requirement, despite the fact you may only do one of these each year, or even less often (rules are different if you do more than 4 or 5 of these per year vs. just one), but the buyer needs to understand what it takes to qualify for their take-out loan prior to the maturity date of your balloon (assuming you impose one). 

a couple thoughts:- rentometer is good for average rents, but it doesn't give you price per sqft (maybe the paid version does).

I'd suggest getting the audio versions first, then reading the hard copies.

I laid my story out in a different post, but short version--I bought a rental property a few years ago and paid it off very quickly.

It's our own version of liking something on Facebook provided you're familiar with that.