Book Recommendations for Real Estate Education

Explore essential reads like Rich Dad Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrant for real estate investing insights, as well as business-oriented books like Traction and Clockwork to enhance entrepreneurial perspective in the industry.

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Not quite ready to invest in real estate? Maybe you’re still getting your finances in check or saving for a bigger down payment. In any case, don’t sit on your hands! While you wait, there are plenty of things you can do to become a more knowledgeable investor and prepare for your first deal!

Welcome back to another Rookie Reply! Today’s episode is jam-packed with essential tips for those who are just starting out. First, what market should you invest in? Ashley and Tony will show you how to identify up-and-coming neighborhoods before they explode! Most investors will also need to furnish a short-term rental or renovate a distressed property at some point in their journey. We’ll show you a hack that could help you save thousands of dollars when buying materials, furniture, and décor. At what point should you hire a bookkeeper? Can you manage your own books? Tune in for a few real estate accounting tips!

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In This Episode We Cover

What EVERY rookie must learn before investing in real estate

How to save thousands of dollars when furnishing (or renovating) your rentals

When to hire a bookkeeper for your real estate business (and how to do it yourself!)

How to analyze a market and niche down on up-and-coming neighborhoods

Required reading for new investors (and the best skills to learn!)

And So Much More!

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