Thanks for the tip, Bryan.Just ordered this book directly from the publishing company.Have a good weekend.Originally posted by Bryan Hancock:This is addressed in Reed's, "Aggressive Tax Avoidance For Real Estate investors" book.

This is an interesting topic.The Urban Land Institute published Technical Bulletin 50 in 1964 following a years-long collaboration with the FHA and the Public Health Service (not sure why them).  

I encourage you to take a look (they're in the "Learn" section) -- there's no fee or sign-up required.I am also the author of two books published by McGraw Hill.

For what ever reason they do not publish prices unless you sign up for a trial.I found that a 15 day trial is pretty limited.

I've got a couple more stories out right now: Sci-Fi and Fantasy.If you prefer Fantasy, http://allegoryezine.com has reprinted "The Sphinx and Ernest Hemingway", which first appeared in Fantasy Magazine.If you prefer Sci-Fi, http://abyssandapex.com has published my hard sf story, "A Saturn Below".Okay, time to get back to Real Estate.Wade

Since i know the ACTUAL price of the 50+ wholesales I did there last year, I compare to what gets published on these services.

Here is a link to an article I wrote that was just published about Ely, Nevada where the bulk of my rehab projects have been.http://www.narreia.com/newsadvice/news_detail.php?

As you publish a book lets assume that not all books are full of crap.

The real information was available, it just hadn't yet been published in any book. 4.

It is not really organized like a traditional book.The concepts are fine and largely things people do find work but maybe not wrapped up with the same terminology.I was given a copy of the book by the US publisher.