"How to Create a Profitable Rental Property Empire: A Practical Guide to Finding Deals, Financing, and Managing Properties"

Nitro Stars: This book really make you think of investing in easy term and understand the underlying basics which make you more confident .thank you

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Diane N.: A great first hand account of how to get started investing in real estate. really well written, and clearly someone who knows what they are talking about

United States on Sep 01, 2023

NCThiem: This book is a must if a person is thinking about real estate investing. Links are available to make very informative decisions.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

Tahaz: Le titre laisse entendre la possibilité d’avoir des éléments permettant de mieux appréhender un plan d’acquisition massif d’asset immobilier et les méthodes associées. Je n’ai rien vu de différent de mes précédentes lectures. C’est une promesse contrariée.

France on Dec 24, 2020

Andrew Chabot: My dad had several rental properties when I was growing up as a kid but I never really knew about the benefits of real estate investing. Over the coronavirus shutdown I wanted to better myself and I read Rich Dad Poor Dad was inspired to start building toward my future. I bought this book and it was amazing! Mark is really detailed and inspired me even further! He has a blog and YouTube channel that I keep up with and I recently bought some more books of his. I’m in college with my major being that of a teacher so I know the importance of passive income. However the more I have read into real estate, the more I believe I have a future in real estate instead. A friend of mine is a realtor and I bought him lunch and talked to him about real estate. It’s Christmas break and I’m off from college and decided to take classes to get my real estate license! I have Mark to thank for showing the benefits of real estate! I read his buying into success book and I really saw myself in the main character Mo. If you find you are still hesitant to get started, I recommend you read that book next for some extra motivation to get started!

United States on Dec 10, 2020

Jeffry Singletary: A very well written book!

France on Dec 20, 2018

Federico Belardinucci: Buon libro per il mercato americano, pochi spunti per la RE italiana/europea, ma interessanti...cercare altro se si vuole avere piu info sull'argomento, ottimo se si vuole avere una lettura sull'argomento affinando allo stesso tempo l'inglese

Italy on Nov 04, 2018

Amazon Customer: Some decent info for real, predominantly for American market. However, it is somewhat hard to read because the author repeats himself often - it looks like it was not edited. And whenever I pick up a book where the author hasn't heard of the "justified" text alignment it looks unprofessional. To give Mark credit, in the book closing he says that his main goal was to give great info in his book, not to be grammatically correct and pay too much attention to grammar and the way he says things.

Canada on Sep 05, 2018

PiloteDan72: Not done reading yet, but very good book so var. A lot of good information for someone new into real estate investment.

Canada on Feb 21, 2017

Michael Lee: Pros:
Information and content: First and foremost, this book has a lot of wonderful, useful information. I am new to the rental real estate business and this book has given me a lot of good information to help me get started.
Online Resources: There are a couple online tools that he mentions in this book that are extremely valuable and are, alone, well worth the price of the book.

Cons:
Grammar and Syntax: I have never read a more poorly written book. Though Lynda Pelissier is listed as the editor of this book, I am convinced that nobody, not even the author, read this book before publishing. Misspellings, misuse and omission of words, run-on sentences, and just a general misunderstanding of grammar and syntax makes this book extremely hard to read. It feels very much like the author began taking notes for a book that he would someday write then, once he had enough content, just hit ctrl-P and called it good.
Redundancies: As a result of an apparent lack of editing, this book has many redundancies. The author repeats himself numerous times throughout the book, occasionally with identical sentences. This 374-page book could easily be consolidated to a 150 to...

United States on Jul 27, 2016