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extremely well organized, the layout is clear with excellent tools to help you understand and retain the information. Despite its title, this is a serious book for serious investors.

A solid book for beginners from Rich Dad – one of the leading financial education companies today. As the title suggests this is a simple and easy guide to real estate investing, however the

author goes beyond teaching the basics of property valuation and deal negotiation, he also shows you how to avoid the pitfalls that make the difference between being profitable and losing

money. The focus is on multiple dwelling properties and apartment buildings so if you are planning on working exclusively with single family homes, you should consider other

Success in the real estate market, as with any investment, depends on many factors. Some are beyond your control as an investor: markets take downturns, neighbourhoods rise and fall in value and central banks change their policies. The

most deciding factors for success, however, are entirely up to you. Having the right knowledge before you begin is certainly one such factor that is well worth the price of these books.

How I turned $1,000 into five million in real estate in my spare time is one of the most read and most popular yet so hard to find books in the niche of real estate investing. William Nickerson’s book is the perfect example of a wealth building

guide that tells you everything like it is, with the potential to take an average Joe from nothing to millions using a basic hybrid investment strategy. This strategy uses the buy low, rent and trade up approach to enable an investor climb from nothing to owning property and onto bigger properties each time.

From the title, you should know that the book is more of a real-life success story of the author, told in an easy to understand and straightforward style. According to

most readers, the ideas in this book line up with most others by established writers and accomplished real estate traders including Spencer Strauss’ ‘The Unofficial Guide

to Real Estate Investing’, ‘Landlording on AutoPilot’ by Mike Butler and ‘The Millionaire Real Estate Investor’ by Gary Keller & Dave Jenks. William Nickerson, the author of our book,

, is an established investor who made himself a millionaire just as real estate was emerging as a potentially profitable venture. He died at his home in California aged 91

The author is probably better known for his Congregationalist and religious beliefs, especially since he gave back almost all his estates to pay student scholarships and to professors and

religious schools. Although his book on making millions from real estate in your spare time was written in the 60s and 70s, it made who are billionaires in the real estate industry