That was a great answer by Clayton - I have seen 30% down in the past (a few years ago and lending rates and practices change often). 

Quote from @Denise Supplee: Hi @Fred McKinley Hughey, For a comprehensive foundation, I’d focus on a mix of books, podcasts, and practical learning.

I have a brother in law who maintains property for a real estate agency.

Also open to discussing flexible terms and best practices for staying legit and above-board while still making the unit work for short- or mid-term occupancy.Appreciate any insights from those who’ve been through this maze.

Real Estate Law you can gain this knowledge through textbooks, or college or licensing courses, 

Chicago has laws where you can not discriminate on legal status so need to be careful how you respond and likely cannot deny solely for the lack of a SS. 

@Tomer YeshayahuThe Midwest checks every box you mentioned, offering landlord-friendly laws, Republican-leaning areas, strong population and job growth, and plenty of properties around the $100K range before renovations, which makes it one of the best regions in the country for BRRRR, fix-and-flip, and long-term rental strategies.

I’ve always stressed that a thorough knowledge of real estate principles, real estate law, and real estate finance is imperative for a sustainable profitable career as an ACTIVE real estate investor.  

I’m in search of a comprehensive guide that covers the fundamental aspects of real estate investing, such as key principles for successful investments, effective lending strategies, thorough deal analysis techniques, understanding syndications, and property management best practices.

Format: PDF Fast Facts Whether it’s the tax law or other facts, they can change fast.