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Rich Dad Poor Dad

Whitney Blaine
  • CA
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I just read Rich Dad Poor Dad,it was a good read and very motivational. It seems like all these books are motivational, and give you examples of deals they have found. The one thing I notice these books lack, is the actual how to. They talk about finding good deals,,,how some look good and could be bad on paper, and others don't look good, but could be good on paper. What is the formula for finding out if it is good? Or a postive cash flow deal? Or they talk about buy depreciating property that the government will help pay for. Where do you find these deals? I am just starting out...I'm pretty smart and learn fast...what is the best way to learn real estate finacial literacy? Books, websites, etc...

Thanks!

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