Any book that is accredited by a real estate commission for licensing purposes will be fine, the date won't really matter as to the basic concepts of real estate. 

I agree with the concept, but I happen to believe MH has more appreciation potential than a lot of parts of the vast southside.

I have wondered why so many gurus push this concept without much details unless you pay for a course they offer.

Down payment amountFuture economic factorsMaintenance costsAnd that concept call Opportunity CostI ran across this Post in the New York Times today and I’ve spent two hours analyzing it.

Keep in mind that my deals will most likely be 2-4 unit residential this year, with the intent on acquiring larger 5+ commercial multi-family in years 2-5.What do you think of this concept?

I think these home designs are probably similar to the clothes that models wear on the runway or concept cars. 

House Hacking is a concept associated with talking advantage of your primary residence, which gives you access to low/no money down loans, by renting out rooms; or, in the case of multifamily, renting out the other units and living essentially for free. 

Once you get a grasp on one concept in real estate it isn't too hard to learn the next.

But first you need to understand the concept to know the answers. 

The concepts of yellow letters and etiquette are totally opposed.