Any advice or links to good articles would be appreciated!

This is an interesting article it says you could be liable if a tenant complains and you take no action http://www.ct.gov/dph/cwp/view.asp?

When I am not buried in a calculus or physics book I am reading through the blog posts and listening to the podcasts.  

@Brandon TurnerI agree with @Josh Cohen I got the digital copy and audio book couldn't listen to it.I'm more of a physical book so I bought that and almost finished reading it.

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In Baltimore many of the properties you buy you are technically only buying the physical structure while someone else owns the land and you pay them rent on that land.

Portland Commissioner Chloe Eudaly announced she plans to call for reform of rental housing deposit regulations and is considering:(a) limiting the deposit amount;(b) requiring that it be held in an interest-bearing account; and(c) clarifying the definition of reasonable wear and tear.In an article published in today's Portland Tribune, Eudaly claims to have set up a stakeholder committee meeting of landlords, tenants and housing advocates.

I would love to see more articles on what a landlord goes through in the "between tenant" stages.

A couple of others that I have found on YouTube, if it is available to you are Tai Lopez, PatrickBetDavid that has a daily thing plus many articles about entrepenuers, Grant Cardone that gives weekly seminars about real estate investing and he owns about 4,000 units, and he says not to buy SFH's for renting, Lance Edwards that got his start from home while having a W-2 that he hated and is now rich and teaching how to start off with small MF without any experience, and book reading from top selections by many.  

I am 28 with a physical disability but I'm very mobile independent and out going.