Best Ever Apartment Syndication - Joe FairlessTraction - Gino Wickman Extreme Ownership- Jocko Willink Advanced Tax Strategies - Amanda Han and Matthew MacFarlandSo Good They Can’t Ignore You - Cal Newport10X Rule - Grant CardoneRaising Private Capital - Matt Faircloth Vivid Vision - Cameron Herold The 4 Hour Work Week- Tim Ferris The Miracle Morning/The Miracle Equation - Hal ElrodThe Hands-Off Investor - Brian BurkeRich Dad Poor Dad/Cashflow Quadrant - Robert KiyosakiNever Split The Difference - Chris Voss Crushing it in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate - Brian MurrayMulti-Family Millions - David LindahlWealth Can’t Wait - David Osborne Miracle Morning Millionaires - David OsborneRetire Early with Real Estate - Chad Carson I’m sure I’m missing a million others, but this ought to be a good start!

Remember it's a business, so run it like that. 

Remember commercial financing comes at a higher interest rate then residential.  1% or more.  

DMM  (at-least lists... are not motivation).Remember, stop blindly listening to people and use your intelligence.Good luck mate.btw.. please don't do a combination of things to send mailers.Again think.

It's all very easy to do but just remember you can only do it on one house, your primary residence.

Years from now you'll hopefully look back and remember this first purchase as a positive experience and learning lesson.Good Luck!

Remember if it sounds to good to be true it probably is.

You may also be able to demand bill (can't remember the exact term) based on size of the units, i.e. one unit that has 60% of the SF pays 60% of the bill.

Also remember the tenants are paying down the principal on your mortgage, yes at first that is less as most of the payment is interest; and that refinancing comes at a cost.

Stay on your toes, and remember: Real Estate always has a cycle.