Being well-written does not a good book make.

Man this book makes a lot of sense and some of the points so far really hit home.

Not only if it works, but if it is a reliable strategy to use and the real life potential as opposed to the hyped writing I have just read.I finished reading the book Making Big Money Investing in Real Estate by Peter Conti & David Finkel.This particular strategy is to purchase a real estate valued at $200,000 with a 6 year lease for $1,500 a month and an option to buy in 6 years for $200,000.Then turn it over immediately with a 3 year lease for $1,850 a month and purchase option for $236,000 ($200,000 + (6% * 3 years)) with a front payment of $10,000.The $10,000 is used to pay anything that needs to be financed for upfront or just a nice bonus for the buyer.

Also I am currently reading Brandons No/low money down book, making my way though his Best books list.

Rich dad poor dad should have been a pamphlet instead of a book, but a book makes more money. 

What you’re not taking into consideration is with a great p.m. their cost will be absorbed by the higher rates they book.  Making

The above book makes a great attempt at it.Economics is another important factor.

I have attended a couple of his webinars and read his book "Making Money in Small Apartments".

His next book, "Making Money With Mobile Homes," touches on the same concept but with more stories.

I've been trying to find simple online answers to recording FF transactions that substitute for the receipt book making them available to track as well as send.