Investor · Fredericksburg, VA · Member since 2017 · 377 posts · 230 votes
Brandon Turner had me on this book until he mentioned he didn't want to be managing tenants when he's 40. This coming from a 43 year old with a portfolio, lol. Great book. Very comprehensive and educational for anyone at any level.
Investor · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2016 · 51 posts · 28 votes
9y
I have to agree that this book is incredible. I thought real estate was far too complex for me to learn, but after reading the book I became inspired to take action and am closing on my first quad in a couple of weeks (with the second property a couple weeks after that)!
I've read 6 books on Real Estate in the few months since I started getting interested and none of them have been as full of useful advice as @Brandon Turner's.
Investor · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2016 · 51 posts · 28 votes
9y
I have to agree that this book is incredible. I thought real estate was far too complex for me to learn, but after reading the book I became inspired to take action and am closing on my first quad in a couple of weeks (with the second property a couple weeks after that)!
I've read 6 books on Real Estate in the few months since I started getting interested and none of them have been as full of useful advice as @Brandon Turner's.
Investor · Fredericksburg, VA · Member since 2017 · 377 posts · 230 votes
9y
Greg, good for you. Real estate investing has changed my entire life when my wife and I got involved in 2006. There are so many avenues to pursue and so much to learn. I will say that parts of it are boring when you are doing it correctly:). It's like building sand castle. I recommend doing a quarterly balance statement so you can see the affects of the mortgage pay downs and any equity appreciation. That is always fun to observe.