I've read MikeOH's book, and it seems like, at least in this area, the hardest part is going to be finding a positive cash flow deal.

There are numerous, numerous books on this topic.

In my studies on wholesaling, I've come to realize the sellers who're desperate to sell really aren't that plentiful, especially in Louisiana.I'm starting to wonder if all the fabulous money made in wholesaling as touted by these courses is really just a ploy to sell books.

Your profession has forums, books, classes etc….. to assist you with financial freedom, with do’s and don’ts; try to do market research on a opportunity that has had no “paper trail” – any and all help will be greatly appreciated.Deborah

Please look into his book called "irrational exuberance".Please also be advised that when one includes things like new homes in an index, things like seller insentives can vastly effect the real value of the home.For "Makessence", Yes, history will repeat itself.

I am dealing with one now where I was told the books aren't completely accurate.

Lower price means less available depreciation on the old tax book, but the bottom line is still much better.

Awaiting a book and reading away still.

I'm looking for a book that will help me learn more about real estate and about building wealth and protecting it.

Another concern of mine is having the loan in our names is regarding record/book keeping for taxes.