Those are great books to start with.

Some will come along and say start a formal eviction and legally do things by the book and lose money for the next 90 days waItIng ..stIll others will come along and say pay the guy cash for keys strategy to persuade hIm because Brandon says it’s a good idea in his book .

@Omari Heflin check out the book ABCs of real estate investing by Ken McKelroy.

One book I just read was entitled something like "How to Buy and Sell apartment buildings and it good stories about buying and selling middle-sized apartment buildings (around 100 units) and Partnerships.The Partnership he liked then was called "Tenants in Common'  where you could still control the investment and how you could keep control of a property and have a part of it with 1% and have separate agreements with each partner's participation. 

Reading a rehab and negotiation book would be useful.Best wishes for your wholesaling career, you're off to a great start by questioning your "mentors"!

Pickup a copy of the book, ‘Property Management Manual for Massachusetts Rental Owners’ by H.

Thanks to BP and David Greene's book, we are feeling more comfortable with the idea of investing in an out of state market - looking mostly in the Portland, OR area - but wondering if we need to be pre-qualified by a lender in that state as well? 

I found BP through Brandon's amazing book on managing rental property's (thank you so much Brandon).

any good self development books out there?

So far he biggerpockets “The Book on Rental Property Investing” has been really helpful.