Key Takeaway
Real estate investing is accessible to anyone willing to learn the fundamentals: evaluate properties based on cash flow, secure favorable financing, manage properties professionally, and understand the tax advantages. Start with the basics before chasing advanced strategies.
The Review
The most comprehensive beginner's guide to real estate investing covers everything from evaluating properties and securing financing to managing tenants and understanding tax implications. Tyson and Griswold write in the accessible For Dummies style while covering residential, commercial, and REIT investing in substantial depth. Updated editions incorporate current tax law, financing options, and market conditions. For the reader who wants a single, thorough reference on every aspect of real estate investing, this is it.
Book Details
Real Estate Investing For Dummies by Eric Tyson & Robert S. Griswold
Published
2009
Pages
408
Rating
4.4/5
Copies Sold
500,000+
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