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Justin Goodin
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Which real estate related books have contributed to your success?

Justin Goodin
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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What are some of your favorite real estate related books?

For me it’s the Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book by Joe Fairless. This book is worth reading multiple times and tells you step by step how to complete a multifamily syndication.

I also enjoy Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blank. Michael’s book changed my whole perspective on real estate investing and what is possible using OPM to scale.

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Erik W.
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Erik W.
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I like John Schaub's Building Wealth One House at a Time.  I met Mr. Schaub in 2018 at a convention and was impressed by his "less is more" talk.  He owns 30 nice houses, which are paid off and provide him a comfortable income and wealth without a lot of hassle.  I see some LLs who go for a high number of door which is fine for some, but I'm not into having to remember 100s of tenant names and constantly be doing turn overs.  Even if you hire all that done, you end up having to "manage your manager" and manage your crews.  30 homes in well-chosen locations, paid off, will yield a comfy income and put a person in the top 1% of wealth in the nation.

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