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than working alone, especially in a fluid and volatile field like real estate and the section that dispels the many myths about investing in multifamily units. Ken says

that a good investor is one that starts small and learns where their Midas touch is. This may not be an ‘all, end all’ book for real estate investment but it does explain a

to guide you on how to think and what to do, Ken focuses on showing you how to approach real-life investment decisions such as finding the ideal real estate that promises future profits, how t

make working fun and understanding property and how to establish and negotiate for the elusive ‘right price’. This book is a great sequel that you should read, even if you have not read its predecessor. The author

has written a number of other lovely books on real estate investment and each, I promise will be worth reading more than once. It is an overall good book that cuts straight to the chase, goes in depth

Almost every book in the section that ‘Buy It, Rent It, Profit!: Make Money as a Landlord in ANY Real Estate Market’ written by Bryan M. Chavis is targeted at

individuals who thirst for knowledge to achieve their personal and professional success and wealth and ultimately happiness. This explain why these books

are published to have minimal fluff, to have motivating positive messages, examples and illustrations and simply tell the reader, in the simplest terms, what to do or how to

achieve a goal. This book, though, has been rated above the rest more than a handful of times by different reviewers and critics, and it is for a good reason.

Touted as one of the simplest roadmaps to the confusing world of real estate buying, renting and owning property, the book ‘Buy It, Rent It, Profit!: Make Mone

as a Landlord in ANY Real Estate Market’ establishes itself as a guide to get rich with frenzied colorful and excitement filled cover design, just like most other get

Did you know that almost 7 in every 10 new small businesses in 2013 failed within the first 2 years of their startup? This is a real estate book but it mainly focuses on using a

fictional entrepreneur profile who starts a pie shop but she has to deal all the difficulties of a small business entrepreneur to the point of burning herself out without actually getting as much returns as she deserves from the business. Michael Gerber in this book published in January 1995 demonstrates that for a business or a