I have read many of his books and feel they are very good.

A friend of mine introduced me to a few REI books and my interest started to peak.

Or the lender sold off the credit risk and a condition of the credit swap restricts what can done when it comes to loan term modifications.The Sec of the Treasury was highlighting this on CNBC a few weeks back.That said some lenders do control their loans so they will strike a bargain.

Now talk about damage - here's a guy who now doesn't want to pay us our fee.I could write a book on people like this!

The forum titles and the descriptions provide some ideas of the different ways people invest.You can also find many books on almost every variation.There is no rush to pick one specific model.

I don't know a ton about real estate investing but I've read a few books (Kyowsaki, Robert Allen, & personal finance books) and am excited to get started.

I’m looking to find a mentor, preferably local to teach me the things I can’t learn from a book or seminar.

I am a newbie, very much interested in REI, I am not into it yet, but I have been reading books and I feel it is time to start.

If a University runs a bookstore, and doesn't have to pay any tax, it could sell books cheaper than the regular bookstore owner.

I was looking the answer to this questions and came across the book called “The 1031 Reinvestment Plan: A Complete Guide to Tax-Free Real Estate Sales" by Fred Crane.