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.

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...

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Not too relevant to the UK Market but useful for beginners

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A real-estate must read. The principles are great.

Great book!