Making Money in Real Estate: How to Build Financial Independence with Residential and Commercial Property

by Carolyn Janik

Book Overview

With the bloom off many other investment roses, real estate remains a reliable way to build financial security and is a natural extension of the American Dream of home ownership. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1932423001
• ISBN13: 9781932423006
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Kiplinger Books
• Length: 294 Pages
• Weight: 0.98 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Fantastic - very good overview!

This book delivers a very level view of real estate. It gives you lots of positive aspects of real estate investing to keep you enthusiastic. Responsibly, it also gives you several of the pitfalls to be avoided when starting out in real estate. I definitely recommend this book if you are new to real estate or if you have a few properties under your belt. You won't regret buying this book!

realistic, but don't have enough technical and maths

well, with all the hype in real estate investment, the author took a more realistic approach. and this is good. real estate investment is not something we should rush in because it simply tie up the capital for a considerable amount of time. i like the author's realistic and pragmatic approach. but on the other hand, it lack the maths for illustration, which may help the reader to grasp the concept more solidly.. 4 stars.

Great for the beginning investor!

This book does some things very well. It helps one decide whether real estate investment is right for them, it helps one to understand the benefits and/or drawbacks of investing in real estate, and it comprehensively describes the different types of real estate investments. Also, the processes and terminologies are all discussed in very understandable terms. However, as with many real estate investment books, and perhaps understandably, it fails to go beyond the basics. If you are looking for a treatise on in-depth real estate investment analysis, this book probably is not for you.With that said, it was a quick, fun, and inspiring read. I would certainly recommend it to someone is just starting out.