On reading books or courses NOTHING is ever FREE.There is always an intent behind it to get you to purchase something or take a specific action.As for reading books for fun I go to Books a Million or Barnes and Noble and go to the real estate section.I will go through books really fast while I am there.Most books are a little bit of fluff with very little meat.Every blue moon I will start reading a book where every page is chocked full of great information.I buy that book and add to my collection as I feel a book I can't blow through fast is worth the money spent.Why do all these people sell courses??

This book is from someone that actually still has a very large portfolio of rental property.

This type of investing interests me because it doesn't require conventional financing.After reading this book I realized I want to hire a mentor.

Hi all,Market is very expensive in my area and most properties if rented would barely cover mortgage payments, however, my friend, few years ago was buying Studios in co-ops that allowed to rent out and she's making around $800/mo on each one of those rentals.After reading the book, I think Brandon was saying that he's happy to make $300/mo on a property.So, for you, what is the minimum you need to make per month to consider buying a rental property?

Anyhow, thanks for the recommendation this book is right up my alley, I can't wait to crack it open!

@Jonathan ClarkYes i do use the methods in the book. I

Account Closed       Mat Sorensen would be an excellent BP Podcast guest, his book is the best! 

Okay Justin,based on your numbers I calculate an yearly gross income of $159,948 not $140k.Expenses are to low in my book I calculate with 55% expenses (good if you don´t reach it in true life):GI = $159,948 - 55% = NOI $71,977 or $125 per unit each monthFor an 10% CAP price should be $720,000, asking of $760,000 is near the mark and with 100% occupancy (how can seller verify this?)

His book is about understanding demographic shifts and how to take advantage. 

I've downloaded the "Ultimate Beginner's Guide" from this site as well as Brandon Turner's 7 Years to 7 Figures e-book (I found his blog which eventually led me to here).