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Jay C.

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Great grouping of stories

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Revisado: 03-29-21

Listening to the details of individual deals was a pretty cool difference from the typical BP book. This book is not as much focused on the "how-to" of the deal, but more on describing each deal from start to finish...and of course they were all winners.

Now if somebody can just put out a book full of nothing but losing deals, that would be a cool compliment to this one.

In the real world, most deals win, but not all of them are winners.

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Great book

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Revisado: 10-17-20

I've bought a couple hundred homes on the steps since the late 90's, and this book definitely gives away most of our secrets.

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Profit First Audiolibro Por Mike Michalowicz arte de portada

Dave Ramsey of the small business

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Revisado: 02-19-20

I heard this book mentioned by someone being interviewed on the Biggerpockets Podcast, so I thought I would check it out. I couldn't stop listening. It made so much sense. Almost like the first time I ever heard Dave Ramsey talking about his Baby Steps.

Just listen to it. You'll like it.

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More motivational context, but great theory

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Revisado: 01-05-20

The idea behind the One Thing is awesome, but the book needed more real world examples to drive the point home. I've always thought "multi-tasking" was a ruse for someone to explain how busy they were, so it was impressive to hear the author express the same sentiment. With a little more application of context and passion from the narrator, I think this book could have been in my top ten. I will be starting this week with my One Thing.

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Great Book with a Wealth of Knowledge

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Revisado: 09-05-19

Listening to Brandon Turner on BP every week made this book automatically have a more familiar feel to it. I know it's a couple of years old now, but I finally just got around to listening to it on Audible...(which, BTW, is the BEST way to read a book. I feel like I comprehend so much more when I hear something versus reading it.)

I bought my first rental in 1991 when I was 18. That first one burned to the ground a few months after I rehabbed it, so I quickly bought another one...and however many years later now, I'm still buying. I wish we would have had this wealth of knowledge back then. All we had was the Carlton Sheets program...Look it up, it's sad. This book hit on several key things that I had actually forgotten about rentals, but just because I forgot them, doesn't make them any less important. Brandon really does provide a lot of basic insight into the world of landlording in this book.

Great Book...Just buy it. You'll either learn it in books, or pay attorneys later for the same information (done that too...).

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Good book with a LOT of facts

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Revisado: 08-01-19

I found it difficult to completely get into. It's a book of facts. I like more of the real-world examples, and this book had a few.....but mostly just facts. The premise behind the research is strong though.

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Good book for the basics of buying houses

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Revisado: 07-29-19

This concept of BRRR has become more widely accepted in the past few years, but I did my first one in 1993.....I just didn't know what to call it. Haha.

I liked this book for explaining the details of BRRRR on a step by step basis, but it lacks the sense of risk that's inherent in an investor that was in the business prior to 2008. When you've been through that, you realize that all the facts can (and do) go out the window. Like having a lender tell you they would feel more comfortable if you were at a 50 percent debt to equity ratio....and that was 50 percent after the bottom fell out. This actually happened to a friend of mine at the time with almost 400 SFR's. Banks can and will change the rules to the game during bad times. It's best to be prepared with 40 percent equity. 20 is just not enough. Remember, the ARV goes down when the overall market goes down.

This is still the best method of RE investing though. It's cool that someone put a name to it.

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Dave Ramsey techniques, with a 2019 flare

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Revisado: 07-11-19

I didn't read the first version of this book 10 years ago. Actually, I had never heard of this author before a few weeks ago, but I saw it as a new release on Audible...Sounded interesting to me, so I gave it a shot.

I was really impressed with the content he offers though. It's a got a 2019 millennial type-of feel to the same stuff Dave Ramsey has been teaching for decades (with a little more risk thrown in, for good measure).

I felt like it speaks to more of us that have already been through financial (Peace) training years ago, got our debts paid, got our financial house in order, and looking for a little refresher motivation to make sure we're staying on the right track. When you cut up your credit cards eight years ago, you pretty much know you're not going back into debt, but you hate thinking about those free travel miles not hitting your account each month, too. This book walks you through making sure you do it the right way. There's more to it than just paying the account off in full each month....Who knew?

I love listening to an author that actually wrote the book more than a paid speaker that's just reading it for a check....You can almost hear this guy smiling the whole time he's reading. It may be just the cash we dropped on buying his book that's making him smile (can't blame him for that), but either way, you can feel his enthusiasm while he reads.... Kept me listening til the end.

Good job, Ramit. This book works.

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