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Toyin Dawodu
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What real estate book/s have you read and would highly recommend?

Toyin Dawodu
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Riverside, CA
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What kind of real estate book/s did you find very helpful? Do you follow writings and published books of a particular writer and see to it that you get one? If so, who is that writer? Why would you recommend the book/writer?

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Chris K.
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Chris K.
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Originally posted by @Travis Boyer:

George S Clason's "The Richest Man in Babylon" was an interesting look at real estate and wealth building for me as well. 

 This is probably my favorite book (audio) of all time. I love the lessons it teaches and it keeps you engaged because it's told in a story form. I listen to most on audio and I find some of the other books lose my attention when they start going into numbers and calculations. I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend getting the audiobook and for whatever reason it's only $2.79 on audible so it's definitely worth it.

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