Kind of depends on your areas of focus, but in rough order...The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerFLIP by Rick VillaniThe Business of Flipping Homes by William BronchickCrushing it in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate by Brian MurrayHOLD by Linda McKissackThe ABCs of Real Estate, Loopholes of Real Estate, etc. in Rich Dad series

My agent isn't sure and the owners/tenants are non-communicative as they likely don't want the property sold (estate sale from dead grandparent?).   

I would be careful with the broker who sent you this being the portal of communication.  

I know this is WORK and risk, and is not any kind of get rich quick space.

After attending the free seminar, and signing up for the 3 day courses set up by Rich Dad events.

Many of these apartment vendors have regional buying power, use professional communication, and manage the subcontractors; so, it's a completely different business model, pricing and service level.  

And for my strong little sister to ask for help, I knew things were severe.When I told her I was coming, she responded, “But Joey, you have to work.”But the truth is I don’t.At the get rich quick seminars, they flaunt flashy cars, big houses and expensive vacations trying to tout those things as financial freedom.

We negotiated and agreed on a price, and I've communicated with two potential buyers.

@Greg Harriman, it all depends on your strategy.Depending on how long you've had that property in Bothell, you may be able to refinance to take a lot of your equity back out of your property to invest in something else, possibly lowering your mortgage and increasing cash flow at the same time.Obviously, if we had a accurate way to time the market, we'd all be rich.

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.So look for someone you can connect with that works out for your situation.Feel free to ask here if you have questions