The Weekend Millionaire’s Secrets to Investing in Real Estate: How to Become Wealthy in Your Spare Time
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Just wondering if any Canadians have read this book and have applied it to real estate investing in Canada?
Rating: 1 / 5
Havin gread Mike’s book, and some of the ridiculous reviews written by people who SAY they have read the book, I must tell you that Mike’s book is based on facts, not fiction. I happen to be acquainted wth Mike, very casyually, and also be the author of a book on real estate investing and a long-time investor. Mike stresses what I believe is the most important aspect of his technique–use professional managers! He and I differ in some other ways, but they are trivial compared to this cirtical issue. the difference between an investor and a landlord is that the investor never deals with tenants or repairs, he/she lets professionals handle the day-to-day details. ANother difference is that the investors prosper, while landlords get ulcers. People wo read this book (and mine, too) and don’t “buy into” that philosophy will never understand why investing in income proeprties is so conducive to wealth building. They will get focused on the detaisl and problems that ought to be handled by professional propety managers.
I can tell you that Mike actually did what he preaches, and it did make him wealthy. The fleas in the sand who mock and disbelieve will be fleas until they die. Mike soars above them and probably pities them–I knwo I do.
Al Lee
Rating: 5 / 5
Havin gread Mike’s book, and some of the ridiculous reviews written by people who SAY they have read the book, I must tell you that Mike’s book is based on facts, not fiction. I happen to be acquainted wth Mike, very casyually, and also be the author of a book on real estate investing and a long-time investor. Mike stresses what I believe is the most important aspect of his technique–use professional managers! He and I differ in some other ways, but they are trivial compared to this cirtical issue. the difference between an investor and a landlord is that the investor never deals with tenants or repairs, he/she lets professionals handle the day-to-day details. ANother difference is that the investors prosper, while landlords get ulcers. People wo read this book (and mine, too) and don’t “buy into” that philosophy will never understand why investing in income proeprties is so conducive to wealth building. They will get focused on the detaisl and problems that ought to be handled by professional propety managers.
I can tell you that Mike actually did what he preaches, and it did make him wealthy. The fleas in the sand who mock and disbelieve will be fleas until they die. Mike soars above them and probably pities them–I knwo I do.
Al Lee
Rating: 5 / 5
Easy to under stand and read! A+++++
Rating: 5 / 5
In the book there is nothing you can’t figure out yourself in no time, if you want to do real estate business. If one needs learn anything from this book, he is unlikely to be success in real estate business (or any business for that matter).
Rating: 1 / 5
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