Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by @Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3.

One of my favorite places in the US and I call it my second home quite often.

I would always favorite these things into any job that I was in charge of.

Between my full time job and my graduate school classes, I am going to splurge a little and let a flooring company correct the damage :) My time (and patience) needs to be used elsewhere rather than struggle to make subfloor level again (that's my least favorite real estate project thus far...)

While it's not my favorite product mix, following Russel's advice can make a difference in "How to win with condos".  

This is probably my favorite purchase, but has come with some unexpected capital expenditures.

In terms of Rental Education, I recommend, Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene; The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner; The ABC's of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy; and anything by Robert Kyosaki …..These are just a few of my favorites out of a BIG list of books.   6) Start analyzing deals.  7) Become an expert on your local market.

My current personal favorite business and productivity book is Gary Keller's "The One Thing." 

It won't be a problem for you, right up until it is.I can't tell you how many phone calls I've received from new, excited wholesalers that have gone to a seminar where a guru tells them how to operate illegally.Here's the link to MA law on who needs a license - and it definitely covers the favorite dodge of "I'm not selling real estate - I'm only selling my equitable interest in a contract". 

My favorite motivational poster (so far):