I remember reading in Rich Dad Poor Dad; Robert gave a tip saying to work a job not for the money, but for the experience. 

Yes, the market is red, red hot, but real estate investing is a get rich slow game.

If you are looking for a more broad based book, I know a popular one here is Rich Dad Poor Dad.

and refunds to guests2) 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/... )And make sure that your cleaners and handyman are not only doing a top-notch job of keeping the house in pristine condition, but they are also reporting to you (or to your PM or to your offshore asst) every little thing that needs to be upgraded or replaced so that you can stay on top of it and take care of things before you hear it from your guests in the form of guest complaints and bad reviews.

Rich Cedars

Originally posted by @Rich S.

I recommend The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner and Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller along with Rich Dad Poor Dad.  

Similar principles to Dave are briefly covered in "The Simple Path to Wealth", "The Richest Man in Babylon", "Start Late, Finish Rich" and "The Automatic Millionaire". 

Anyway I can use it to purchase rentals for retirement riches?  

I actually bought all 3 BP rental books, so I'm working my way through now that I finished Rich Dad.