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Jesse Johnson
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Reading list, first book to last. (A request)

Jesse Johnson
  • MO (missouri)
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Hey BP Fam! This post will be quick and simple. I, like most people on here, am interested in investing in property for rental income. I am in the process of reading (well, listening on YouTube) Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

My question is this: Does anyone either recommend a good book, or better yet, a specific reading list that could benefit me from reading in a particular order? Any audio books (pref on YouTube) you recommend? I would prefer these reading materials to be free, however if they are not, just state that it isn’t free when you recommend the book, so I can budget money to invest in them.

Thanks for anyone who decides to reply.

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Kaylee Walterbach
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Kaylee Walterbach
  • BiggerPockets Publishing Operations Manager
  • Denver, CO
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Hey @Jesse Johnson! If I may suggest some BiggerPockets books, some great options for a beginner would be: 

All are available as e-books and audiobooks, which are slightly cheaper than the physical book option. I'm also happy to answer any questions you have about our books.

Happy reading and good luck investing!

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