Rich Dad's Advisors®: The ABC's of Real Estate Investing: The Secrets of Finding Hidden Profits Most Investors Miss (Rich

Ken McElroy
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Rich Dad's Advisors®: The ABC's of Real Estate Investing: The Secrets of Finding Hidden Profits Most Investors Miss (Rich
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  • My expectations were low at first. I've heard so many people bashing GURUs on the subject of investing in RE and thought I'd hear the same advice. I couldn't have been more WRONG! Ken McElroy, takes the time to explain all the tools you will need in...
     
  • I have been investing in RE for over 20 years and I have read a lot of books. This one is the best so far and I would say it is a must read. This book is not a Carlton Sheets (et al) get rich quick balogna book. This is a book for serious RE investors. ...
     
  • What I like most about the Rich Dad Advisor series is the lack of fluff and that the information is from actual experienced real estate investors like Ken McElroy. Many people who write books and/or conduct seminars have little if any in the trenches real...
     
  • First, I was a bit skeptical because although I really liked the Rich Dad series, I thought it was extremely light in the "how" department. Everything he said made sense, but how do I do it? Well the ABC's of Real Estate Investing will take it to the next...
     
  • I recommend this book for two reasons: 1. Easy to read 2. Practical information Ken McElroy gives step by step instructions on how to properly evaluate and make offers on multi-unit rental properties. Having read the Kiyosaki books "Rich Dad Poor Dad"...
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