Personally, I liked Rich Dad Poor Dad to get the investor mindset. 

I am a 16 year old who interested in real estate I read books like rich dad poor dad , cashflow quadrant and millionaire mind what course and tips do you recommend me to learn to be a elite investor ?

@Rich Hupper I really appreciate the guidance it really helps me to feel confident that I can do it because so many people are clearly successful so thank you for taking time out to help

I trust my brother and we plan on outlining & signing on the partnership in rich detail.

I wasn't some rich guy or a soulless corporation, so relations were much smoother.

@Rich Ramjatan Thanks for the reply.

@Rich Hupper and @Brett Goldsmith  have you ever heard about attorney Bob Diamond's Tax Overages paid course?

I am in it for the long term because i understand real estate is not a quick rich quick thing.

1) One commissioner, let's call her Chloe, got elected with a GED and a 5 word campaign speech - "The rent's too d*** high"2) No other commissioner wanted to take the side of rich landlords since those are way less votes than tenants3) 98% of tenants think they're paying too much for rent, so there'll never be enough affordable housingFunny, looks like Chloe is going to lose her re-election big.  

To get motivated, read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.