Even better would be going out and finding some potential deals to bring to them.A couple books I highly recommend to beginners in RE are "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller and "I Will Teach You to be Rich" by Ramit Sethi.

All of that said, remember that REI is a "get rich slow" scheme.

My favorite is the classic, Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Of course I’m not looking to get rich on this deal, I know small risk is small reward but I think it would be a great stepping stone and I want to take on a small rehab property as a learning experience to gain confidence for bigger deals that need more work. 

Did you see they proposed a wealth tax that would tax the rich even after they leave the state? 

And then she ultimately wins millions of dollars from the fast food chain — becoming rich due to a dumb mistake that was all on her.

---------------------------------Something else, you might do, is see if you can find the thread, now going, of a few commenting, on they have read, or are now reading the book, entitled, Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill.

Killing the rich is NOT the solution for our problems. 

For the past 6 months I have been addicted to using my spare time to figure out how I can get rich and receive passive income.

After reading books such as "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "The Book on Rental Property Investing" I have been obsessed with owning property.