If you’re underwriting SFRs, multifamily, or reviewing deals at volume, you should be thinking about how AI and data tools can support your process.
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Hey all,I thank everybody who responded to my last post and was able to give me professional input.I mentioned in my last post that I had read the book "rich dad poor dad" and that it had changed my life on view on money and finances.I want to chase that knowledge and have looked at a bunch of other books to read but don't know where to start.

If you’re new to real estate investing and haven’t yet read it, I highly recommend Brandon Turner’s The Book on Rental Property Investing.

I've read books, blogs, listened to podcasts.

I've read that I can potentially ask the seller to pay the eviction fees, renovation costs, etc. until the tenant leaves.Other strategies I've read is to have the seller pay the lost rental income until the tenant leaves.Anything other ideas? 

Perhaps learn to be a hammer-swinger type of owner and educate yourself on Youtube about how to do some basic repairs and upgrades.[4]       Reading.   

I read one investment course that covered topics like lease options and seller financing.

I've read a couple books, blogs and listened to podcasts and I am ready to start looking for properties but I don't have the money for closing costs or emergency funds for big issues.

Read a few books and been listening to podcasts.

I imagine that future guests who read this review will realize that the river is out of your control.Also a 4 star review is considered a good review.