I also got the downloaded book and it's a PDF file so I can search for keywords in the text.

The search tool can help you narrow down the field quite a bit.XY Planning Network has a similar feature, although I think there is significant overlap between the two tools (nearly all XYPN advisors are also NAPFA members).Best of Luck on Your Financial Journey! 

@Madeline Jary - a lot of answers to your questions are in the forums and blog posts so I highly recommend searching those and listening to BP podcasts. 

Use the search feature and search "wholesale" to study.

I have been in search of my first investment property for about 8 months.

This is the primary reason for my search for financial freedom.

I've always thought that would be a great place to get into, but all I found (with very little searching obviously!)

google, angies list, homeadvisor, etc. 

In Seattle over the next two years you have Facebook doubling their Seattle area head count, Microsoft is opening their new bigger campus, Amazon has a couple more office buildings that will be completed and Google is taking over additional office space....along with a bunch of smaller growing companies continuing to expand and bring in high paid talent.I would do anything I could to not sell the Seattle property.

I've been looking at where companies are building to help with my search.