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Top 5 Most Recommended Real Estate/Business Books
Everyone needs a good book recommendation. Here are my favorite 5 business/real estate books that I’ve finished reading.
1.) Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki – I know it is probably the most unoriginal answer to this question. But the redundancy of the answer should speak for itself. I've read the book 4-5 times all-in-all and I still get something out of it each time that I do.
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2.) Set For Life by Scott Trench – If you have never read this book, Scott Trench underlines some profound wisdom that will change the way you view saving money, making money, and the path to financial freedom.
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3.) Raising Private Capital by Matt Faircloth – This is a great guide for anyone in any business who ever needs to raise private capital for startups or acquisitions. While written from a real estate perspective, the tenants discussed in the book are applicable to every business sector.
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4.) Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki – This book is a logical next step after Rich Dad Poor Dad. Kiyosaki outlines the differences between the employed, the self employed, the business owners and the (passive) investors. Indispensable in one's self education.
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5.) Art of War by Sun Tzu – This is arguably not even a business book, however it was part of the curriculum at an introductory business class I took at a university. Sun Tzu discusses wisdom that is equally applicable to the ancient battle field as it is in modern business.
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5.5.) Honorable mention – I have not finished them yet, but really want to recommend them.
Titan by Ron Chernow is a massive biography of the wealthiest man who has ever lived, John D. Rockefeller. Ron Chernow writes with stunning skill that reads like fiction while exploring who Rockefeller was as a person, why he did what he did, what his thought process was like and how he became the richest person in history.
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4 hour workweek by Tim Ferriss will take what you have always thought about being rich and put it on its head. What I like the most about the book so far is that it is giving substance to the aspiration of being rich and simultaneously helping eliminate fear associated with taking huge leaps.
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Check them out! A few of them are available right here on Biggerpockets, and the rest you can find on amazon!
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