Title: rush job, devoid of discriminating content
Product review: I've read some of the author's other books. This is, by far, his worst.Among the many flaws of this book:- lack of anecdotes: perhaps because the author lacks much experience in real estate- superficiality: there are few checklists and thorough descriptions of pros and cons- redundant material from the author's other books- mediocre writing: book reads like a rush job- simplicity: he makes real estate investing sound like something you can just snap your fingers and do quickly- dangerous advice: he encourages risky interest only and other loans without any mention of large risks and foreclosure.I recommend that you save your money and skip this title.Instead, I recommend the following real estate books which I have read and grown from:- Real Estate Investing for Dummies by Tyson and Griswold- Home Buying for Dummies by Tyson and Brown- John Reed's real estate books (those of general interest)- Buy and Hold Real Estate Strategy by Schumacher and Bucy
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