Property Investment Books

[Robot]

Can anyone recommend me some good property investment books. None of that mid life crisis motivational stuff please! Just good sound factual (without the hype) advice from experienced people. I used to be a property investor but that was so long ago that I feel like I'm starting from scratch. My plan is to get back into it with a few residential properties and then once I'm off the ground start looking at commercial.

So what are your favourite books?

[fudosan]

"Jones on Property" by Bob Jones
"What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cashflow" by Frank Gallinelli
"The Weekend Millionaire's Secrets to Investing in Real Estate" by Mike Summey and Roger Dawson

[CJ]

Look at a few previous threads:

http://www.propertytalk.co.nz/postx2341-0-0.htmlthink

http://www.propertytalk.co.nz/posts2460-highlight.html

[Marc]

Hello Robot!

Please also check out our book store as community members have provided comments on the books they like the best.

http://www.propertytalk.co.nz/bookstore.html

Cheers

Marc

[KashmirRuby]

Links to Books on Investing in Prperty

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[tamara]

Hi Kashmir Ruby

Welcome to Property talk.

We always appreciate new members and their contributions to the forum.

I would be interested to know why you choose these two books. In particular do you do Lease Options in New Zealand?


Regards

Tamara

[KashmirRuby]

Lease Options in New Zealand?

Hi Tamara!

Thanks for your response.

Not really. I have read author's first book, "The Intrepid Way" and appreciate his bringing new ideas for earning honest living. I know his approach to business practices is US-oriented but, I think, it could be made relevant elsewhere. Hence the introduction.

Kind regards

[tamara]

Hi Kashmir Ruby

Thanks for that.

Tamara

[pimpit]

dont buy all of the books, they are avilable in the local lib.

Some of them are not even worth reading!!!

[Marjie]

Too true Pimpit!! You can go past your local library for free info!

[Robot]

I have to buy. Trust me you won't find these books in a library where I live. But true I think 3-4 good books are enough.

[tamara]

Too true about the library and freee information but I like highlighting bits and making notes in my books so while I am in a position to buy one or two yeat I do so.

Tamara