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The 7 Best Books to Read on Real Estate Investing


It is true that you can never know enough information about Real Estate Investing. The following book list is for 1st year real estate investors that want to gain a foundation for investing in cash flow properties. These 7 books are also for industry veterans. They can benefit from the information because the buying strategies and negation strategies discussed are timeless. In addition, if you are a seasoned investor you can now figure out why you are not cash flowing. All the answers are woven through out these 7 books. 





1. Rich Dad Poor Dad 

Robert T. Kiyosaki (Author)
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2. Real Estate Investing For Dummies

Eric Tyson (Author)

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3. Buy & Rent Foreclosures: 3 Million Net Worth, 22,000 Net Per Month, In 7 Years...You can too!

Joseph Neilson (Author)
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4. Building Wealth One House at a Time: Making it Big on Little Deals: Making it Big on Little Deals

John Schaub (Author)
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5. The Weekend Millionaire's Secrets to Investing in Real Estate: How to Become Wealthy in Your Spare Time

Mike Summey (Author)
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6. HUD Homes Half Off

Larry H. Goins (Author)




7. Make Money with Small Income Properties (Make Money in Real Estate)

Gary W. Eldred (Author)
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