i would start with Guide to Investing learn the importance of cashflow, a house is not asset etcTo be honest set the target of say ten-fifty pages pages a day of a real estate investing books from an author with a track record.Then you'll go through alot of good materialNo one person knows everything so you'll pick something here...then another there etc till you get the picture that works for you

Those who flipped a hundred homes, fifty or even twenty, and could show you their performance, and their ROI.

I've just seen wax hold up for forty, fifty years a few times.

Yes I know you can Google their names, and most of the time I get back some services that are "searching fifty billion records for John Smith 0..1..2..3%" and it's in a loop then search criminal then search social media then search this and that and after 5 minutes they ask for your credit card number.  

HelloA prospective tenant exactly meets three times of rental income requirement.However fifty percent of it comes from unemployment income, is it worth considering this tenant?

So you could buy a condominium for fifty thousand, rent it out for six hundred dollars a month and cash flow like crazy all day long and be into the asset for a third of what its value was four or five years earlier.

You can use community property as the reason why she has 100% access to the funds or fifty other ways 

With each person paying two dollars and fifty cents a piece.

“A deposit of five percent (5%) of the purchase price, or seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever is greater, is required and must be tendered in the form of certified funds at the time of the sale made payable to Hutchens Law Firm.”

Most of the flooring I lay either replaces damaged oak strip in patches or in whole, or, generally in the case of kitchens, I rip up the flooring, put in 5/8 in exterior plywood sheathing, and lay tile over 1/4 in. cement board.Let's talk about the tile: the reason I would not recommend this strategy to everyone is that it is labor intensive and takes time, and it's usually practically impossible to tell the difference from a tile floor installed over cement board that will last five years and one that will last fifty.