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High Cash Flow Real Estate Investing: Boxed Set-2 Books
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Publisher's Summary
This special edition is a 2-book boxed set. Learn the secrets that took me 10 years to master in real estate investing.
Most of the secrets to real estate investing revolve around working with people, knowing how to track marketing, and most importantly, how to evaluate a deal, and buy at the right price, so that you make money whether you flip or hold for cash flow. Flipping properties create wealth, and rental properties preserve and grow wealth.
What members say
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- Jonathan Herdina
- 28-03-2019
Kinda vague
Very short and not a ton of information for anyone that has read any real estate investing books.
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- Chris
- 14-02-2019
Wish I could delete it.
This book stays at the top of my library as a book that I've read today even though I don't read it. It also opens from time to time on its own. worst book I've ever got from audible to boot... not good..
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- M.R
- 25-01-2019
Good summary of information
This was a short book which I would say was more like a good summary of a lot of other lengthy books out there. At first I thought it might have been a waste of money but as I listened along I started liking it more and did find some helpful information in it. it talked about investing in D class multi family apartments which many people advise against but this author had an interesting perspective on it. ultimately I ended up liking it. if you have just started reading about real estate investing I don't recommend this as your first read but certainly after you read a few other books this one will be good to pick up.
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- John Cooney
- 24-08-2018
Real Estate
Aa a real estate broker and investor I find this book very very interesting and informative its sad that it is out of date now but principles still apply