Real Estate Riches: How to Become Rich Using Your Banker's Money

Well, I've been a landlord since before it became fashionable in the UK, and this is probably the best book about the subject I've ever read. It would be easy to say that some of the advice given in the book "won't work" because of some specifics about the English and Welsh legal system, however, this would be missing the point... ... This "advisor" is intended to focus in on one part of the overall "Rich Dad" approach to financial freedom, and give more illumination on that part. The whole approach is about concentrating on, and improving, your financial intelligence, which takes time and effort. However, reading this book will take the prospective landlord a long way. It's well worth a read, and speaking from my personal experience as a landlord, following one piece of advice in the book returned me the price of the book 6 times over within two weeks.

The book is certainly an insight into property investing, and why propertyt is a good vehicle for financial reward. After considering a few options I have decided to pursue property and have not looked back. A few colleaugues have gone down the stock market route and my investment growth far outstrips their's, with a fraction of the hassle. Yes it is risky (any investment is), but this book is a roadmap of the pitfalls. I read it again and again, it is an excellent reference book.

Very interesting ideas. It worth reading...

I've read almost all of the books in the rich dad series ,and I have to say that this is one of my favourites.What I like best about books from American authors is their optomistic style.(I once read a book about starting your own business which was given to me free from a High street bank,it was so pessimistic it almost stopped me from starting my own business.)This particular book contains lots of information and has certainly opened my mind to a new way of thinking.I can't recommend this book highly enough.I read it in two days.If you are interested in property as your investment vehicle you won't be disappointed with this book.

amazing book , however after reading most of his books i find he uses the same instances time again , e.g. wet fish supply , funeral parlor , helipad , dolf's positive approach towards property make investing life so much easier !!! havnt heart from you dolf almost a decade , we need you back in public...

I'll get straight to the point - if you are in property and you don't read this book then you are a fool. That's it. The long version is that he carefully explains, step by step, why and how to buy and manage property. His principles of analysis not only work, but could make you very wealthy (or save you a fortune). His guidence on property and tenant selection alone are worth the price of this book a thousand times over. This book is worth more than an hour with my accountant - a fantastic read that opened my eyes. And I thought I knew what I was doing...

Simply one of the best property books from one of the best investor in the world!! An insight into property like no other, for all levels of investors.

I read the original Rich Dad, Poor Dad and had high hopes for this book. I was a little disappointed by it, though. Yes, it does have some good information but it seems to be more general principles rather than specific information that could be used. It felt to me like a pamphlet that had been padded out into a book. If you're an absolute beginner (like me) then it's probably worth it but I suspect more experienced property investors may find it too basic. One other criticism I have is that at times the book came across like an advertising vehicle for some of Dolf de Roos' other books. More than once I was irritated to read something along the lines of "there are dozens of different ways of doing such-and-such, read my other book <Insert Name Here> to find out what they are." Having said all that the book does have some good information. Some of his principles will stick with me, such as: You make your profit when you buy, not when you sell; Buy from a motivated seller (who needs a sale) to get the best value; Seldom sell (to avoid taxes and transaction costs); You need to look at 100 houses to find the one bargain. The last principle particularly impressed me, Dolf is not claiming that this is a get rich quick scheme that allows money to fall into your lap without any work. Overall, worth it for beginners but I suspect if you've read a few other property investment books this won't give you any new insights.

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Excellent Book. I loved the style of his writing. This has given me a good perspective on real estate investing.

I give this book my highest recommendation possible. Not only for his ability to teach the basic principles of real estate investing in a very easy to understand way, but also because of how inspiring and encouraging this book is to help you take the right steps. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Fast and easy reading, and potentially pave the way to millions— seriously. https://www.amazon.com/Real-Estate-Riches-Bankers-Advisors/dp/0446678643/ref=nodl_

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Very nice book, highly recommend it.