Hi Dave!!
I've seen a few of your posts and congratulate you on your enthusiasm! I certainly can understand where you are coming from as I too started real estate investing late and had to 'catch-up' on everything.
Since you have already done more than most people by studying the REIN course front to back and are actively posting and learning from experts here, I would caution the 'overload' factor and let things absorb. I don't know about you, but I like to hear things a few times and wrap my head around it. I too have a large library of books such as the ones you are looking for but I would say half of them I have yet to read.
There is only so much 'space' for you to absorb what you are learning and in my opinion you may benefit more from become completely focused on what you want to do, THEN look at information sources that will support that goal.
The first thing would be to attend the REIN meetings and ask a lot of questions. You will meet some very key people each time you are out who will be able to 'teach' you saving a lot of reading. I'm NOT suggesting to ignore information as I love it also, but just take your time to fully understand what you have already accomplished. Apply that, move forward then learn some more. That's why it's a long-term investment. Understandably, it sounds like you are trying to make up for 'lost time' as quickly as possible but it WILL come quicker than you think.
I hope that helps you out a bit - and please, take a look at my blog sifting through some of the older posts. You will understand I come from the same cut of cloth!
Any other help you need, feel free to email or call.
