Posted by arlanj on October 06, 2010 at 11:42:47:
I read 1 book. “Buyit, Fix it, Sell It” by Kevin Myers
I now own 34 rentals, 3 comercial buildings, 1 vacation home.
The key is buy cheap properties.
Posted by arlanj on October 06, 2010 at 11:42:47:
I read 1 book. “Buyit, Fix it, Sell It” by Kevin Myers
I now own 34 rentals, 3 comercial buildings, 1 vacation home.
The key is buy cheap properties.
couple questions to help out a newbie - Posted by IFDRizz
Posted by IFDRizz on October 06, 2010 at 10:54:13:
I had a couple quick questions if anyone can help.
I am looking for some recommendations on the best beginners type book on “paper”…someplace a total newbie should start his learning process.
I was also curious if anyone had any experience or feedback regarding a computer program that helps analyze REI called “on target”? (its at www.invest-2win.com)…seems relatively cheap and might be a good investment for someone new like myself to help evaluate future rental properties.
Thanks for any help
ps: I apologize if both of these topics are easy to find using search. I only had about 5 minutes so I thought I’d ask for now.
Re: couple questions to help out a newbie - Posted by Craig
Posted by Craig on October 15, 2010 at 15:53:58:
Hmmm, posted this yesterday maybe was deleted? There’s a free software program that does investment analysis, check it out before spending the $100. Its at nichesw.com
Craig
Re: couple questions to help out a newbie - Posted by Betty
Posted by Betty on October 06, 2010 at 16:45:36:
Rizz, without question the best way for any beginner in real estate is with options and lease options.
Easy, safe, and no money out of pocket. Good luck.
Re: couple questions to help out a newbie - Posted by Ken
Posted by Ken on October 06, 2010 at 16:15:12:
On this site there is a forum concerning paper.Go there,the mederator has a book that is supposed to be very good.Also papersourceonline.com is good