After a Real Analysis book that has solutions (for self-study)

[autodidude]

One that is suitable for self-study and doesn't require me to constantly ask the internet for clarifications.

'Understanding Analysis' by Stephen Abbott and 'Real Mathematical Analysis' by C.C. Pugh seem suitable but unfortunately I can't find a solutions manual

Thanks

EDIT:

Also I need a Linear Algebra text! Is Hoffman's Linear Algebra recommended as a first course in LA (self study also)? I've read the Amazon reviews and like most texts, some think it is, some don't. I bought Shilov's Linear Algebra (it's cheap) to see what LA is all about but it seems a bit terse for me.

[Sankaku]

Have you looked at the Kaczor & Nowak "Problems in Analysis" series? I haven't used it, but it looks interesting:

http://www.amazon.com/Problems-Mathematical-Analysis-Numbers-Sequences/dp/0821820508

http://www.amazon.com/Problems-Mathematical-Analysis-Student-Library/dp/0821832980

http://www.amazon.com/Problems-Mathematical-Analysis-Student-Library/dp/0821832980

There is also the free Erdman problem text:

http://www.mth.pdx.edu/~erdman/PTAC/PTAClicensepage.html

[Sankaku]

Also I need a Linear Algebra text!

Excellent free LA book with answers:

http://joshua.smcvt.edu/linearalgebra/