Sidenote: I noticed one thing about my favorite RE book.

Within the last 12 months, he's thrown loud annoying parties that have driven another tenant to service notice (where said departing tenant stated that annoying tenant is the reason why), been physically intimidating (not touching, just violating personal space) to my property manager to the point of her quitting, violating lease terms by keeping a pet and refusing to get rid of it after being served notice, and breaking into a locked free-standing storage shed to store his own items inside and listen to music with friends without my permission.Hired a lawyer (who I am slowly coming to realize, despite strong online/avvo.com reviews, may be not great since he is not super-great at forewarning/forearming me), and we are in the thick of it, with filings, answers, and summary judgement notices.

For a list of all my favorite RE books check out http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14/best-real-estate-books/Glad to have you here!

My favorite topics :)Dawn A. is correct in that your lawn mower and tools etc, would not be added into the home's basis; however, they would have their own that must be depreciated separately.

Our family vacations in GH have been some of our favorites.

My favorite market right now is Indianapolis.

For the select few of us in the states who love this style of music that was really a top notch concert event.

I'm in the middle of reading The Book On Flipping Houses and I have to say it's one of my favorite books now.

Agree with Chris 200%, 38117, 118 and 119 are other favorite zips of ours.

Go onto the clubs website my local favorite is Eastern Massachusetts REIA http://www.EasternMassREIA.com When looking at a club I want to see a variety of activities and educational opportunities.