I bought the Book on Rental Properties on Kindle and on the first page is a link for a free Audiobook of The Book on Rental Property Investing, 30+ Essential Landlord Forms (Lease, Application, and More), and the Poster: The Ultimate Guide to Tenant Screening. 

I also realized that the management company had been doing slightly sub standard work, and a lot of the "repairs" were not of the quality I would prefer. 

Is it standard to include it in the rent or for the labdlord (me) to pay it myself?

Reading full books has never worked for me, but if anyone knows of some helpful things such as the “Beginners GuIde“ that BP made I would love to know.

Hi all, I remember listening to a biggerpockets podcast (the subject was wholesaling) where the guest mentioned a "blue book" that he had developed that was like a script for his employees to follow when speaking with a seller or buyer in regards to owner financing.

I've read several books and am getting conflicting info.

If you send your mail using standard mail with no return postage, you have no way of measuring how many addresses were bad.

Any income after expenses is positive income - there is no set standard to go by.

Other than the podcast, books, and unlimited YouTube videos I would also suggest attending local BP meet ups. 

In the meantime, I'm consuming as much Bigger Pockets books/podcasts/webinars as possible!