When I first got started in real estate my favorite show to listen to was Keith Weinhold's Get Rich Education.

Running a successful STR comes down to 3 Ps: pics, people & pricing.1) Decorate your house nicely & pay a professional photographer to take some amazing pics2) Hire amazing people - cleaners, handyman, recruit some neighbors to help fill in the gaps, & self-manage or hire an offshore VA to manage the property if you'd rather make yourself rich instead of making a local property manager rich (more on that here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/... )3) Price fiercely to maximize profits not occupancy (they're not the same thing).

I’ve read Rich Dad poor Dad first but since I work 60 hrs a week I listen to the BP podcasts most of the time.

I have met many real estate "investors" who wanted to get rich owning rentals, but accidentally bought themselves unpaid handyman jobs.

My favorite books:Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillHow to win friends and influence people in the Digital Age by Dale CarnegieRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiThe Introvert Entrepreneur by Beth L.

Rich Dad Poor Dad was what got me excited about investing in real estate (like a lot of people)!

My partner is reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Flipping Houses by J.

Even buy-and-hold investors that follow the BRRRR strategy religiously for years, will eventually be RICH but it will only happen after a HUGE investment of your time.

Whoever figures out how to drive income from empty shopping malls and empty retail/office is going to be rich.

@Zaire NapierBOOKS TO READTHINK AND GROW RICH by Napoleon HillMULTI FAMILY MILLIONS by David Lindahl REAL LEADERS DONT DO POWERPOINT by Christopher WattTHE SCIENCE OF GETTING RICH by wade LosDELIVERY AND HAPPINESS by Zappos 10x RULE by Grant CardoneRich Dad Poor Dad by Rob Kyosawki As well as podcasts, YouTube videos, seminars, online courses.