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| l0200100@yahoo.com 2006-08-23, 3:25 am |
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Hello all,
What is the best book on real estate investing for beginners?
Thanks.
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| darerolo 2006-09-02, 9:25 pm |
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l0200100@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hello all,
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> What is the best book on real estate investing for beginners?
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> Thanks.
Hi,
I have encouraged many people to try Rich Dad,Poor Dad as a good book
on how to think about money,career and wealthbuilding.It is good for
general philosophy,but somewhat short on specifics. most
beginners like more procedural books.Alot of books and courses are alot
of repetitive crap,but some have some new ideas and techniques.I
recommend you take a look at" john t reeds" site.He does a great deal
of research and reading and can be helpful.
Some say he is a little too critical,but most of his warnings are well
founded.If you are considering certain books and courses,just ask
someone who you trust who has read them.
I have read alot of books on the subject and recently acquired alot of
cds,dvds,manuals,etc.
I am always happy to share impressions and even materials with others
who ask.Oh by the way i did at one time own 22 units.I sold about half
and i now intend on using methods that mostly avoid being a
landlord.Wite me ,i'd be happy to answer any ?s that i can.dale
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| 1031store 2006-09-04, 9:21 pm |
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Originally posted by l0200100@yahoo.com
Hello all,
What is the best book on real estate investing for beginners?
Thanks.
When I was learning about commercial real estate I read Eugene Vulluchi's
How to Buy and Sell Apartment Buildings or something like that...
It was really easy and walked you through some of the pricing basics that are applicable to looking at a commercial real estate property set-up. | |
| Wel-Gen Online 2006-09-23, 3:25 am |
| Hi,
Thanks for sharing details of John Reed's site. It is very useful.
I agree with you the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' is a good eye opener for
the novice.
Can you share any of books and useful articles in PDF / MS doc format
and/or MP3/Video format or maybe links to those, which are
downloadable.
Keep in touch.
WelGen Online.
darerolo wrote:
> l0200100@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi,
> I have encouraged many people to try Rich Dad,Poor Dad as a good book
> on how to think about money,career and wealthbuilding.It is good for
> general philosophy,but somewhat short on specifics. most
> beginners like more procedural books.Alot of books and courses are alot
> of repetitive crap,but some have some new ideas and techniques.I
> recommend you take a look at" john t reeds" site.He does a great deal
> of research and reading and can be helpful.
> Some say he is a little too critical,but most of his warnings are well
> founded.If you are considering certain books and courses,just ask
> someone who you trust who has read them.
> I have read alot of books on the subject and recently acquired alot of
> cds,dvds,manuals,etc.
> I am always happy to share impressions and even materials with others
> who ask.Oh by the way i did at one time own 22 units.I sold about half
> and i now intend on using methods that mostly avoid being a
> landlord.Wite me ,i'd be happy to answer any ?s that i can.dale
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| Wel-Gen Online 2006-09-23, 3:25 am |
| Hi,
Thanks for sharing details of John Reed's site. It is very useful.
I agree with you the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' is a good eye opener for
the novice.
Can you share any of books and useful articles in PDF / MS doc format
and/or MP3/Video format or maybe links to those, which are
downloadable.
Keep in touch.
WelGen Online.
darerolo wrote:
> l0200100@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi,
> I have encouraged many people to try Rich Dad,Poor Dad as a good book
> on how to think about money,career and wealthbuilding.It is good for
> general philosophy,but somewhat short on specifics. most
> beginners like more procedural books.Alot of books and courses are alot
> of repetitive crap,but some have some new ideas and techniques.I
> recommend you take a look at" john t reeds" site.He does a great deal
> of research and reading and can be helpful.
> Some say he is a little too critical,but most of his warnings are well
> founded.If you are considering certain books and courses,just ask
> someone who you trust who has read them.
> I have read alot of books on the subject and recently acquired alot of
> cds,dvds,manuals,etc.
> I am always happy to share impressions and even materials with others
> who ask.Oh by the way i did at one time own 22 units.I sold about half
> and i now intend on using methods that mostly avoid being a
> landlord.Wite me ,i'd be happy to answer any ?s that i can.dale
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