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Everyone needs a good loophole.
The concepts in the Rich Dad series, are basic concepts. It was a book to introduce you to the concept that working hard your whole life is not the way to create real wealth. ...Read more
Great informational book
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This book is great for someone that has plenty of questions and not enough
answers. It goes through everything from tax deferral to setting up the correct
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answers. It goes through everything from tax deferral to setting up the correct
Real Estate Loop-holes: Secrets of Successful Real Estate Investing by Robert T. Kiyosaki, Diane Kennedy and Garrett Sutton (2003, Paperback)
Author: Diane Kennedy, Robert T. Kiyosaki, Robert Kiyosaki, Garrett SuttonPublisher: Grand Central PubLanguage: English
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Investing in real estate can come down to three crucial keys: selection, taxation, and protection. REAL ESTATE LOOPHOLES walks would-be investors through these three elements, illustrating how each contributes to a lucrative property.
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A guide to profitable real estate investing identifies the factors that make it successful, examining three "keys" of successful real estate investment including selection, taxation, and protection.
A guide to profitable real estate investing identifies the factors that make it successful, examining three "keys" of successful real estate investment including selection, taxation, and protection. Original. 40,000 first printing.
Investing in real estate can come down to three crucial keys: selection, taxation, and protection. REAL ESTATE LOOPHOLES walks would-be investors through these three elements, illustrating how each contributes to a lucrative property.
| Key Details | |
| Author: | Diane Kennedy, Robert T. Kiyosaki, Robert Kiyosaki, Garrett Sutton |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Grand Central Pub |
| Series: | Rich Dad's Advisors |
| Format: | Paperback |
| ISBN-10: | 0446691356 |
| ISBN-13: | 9780446691352 |
| Size | |
| Length: | 213 pages |
| Height: | 9 in |
| Width: | 6 in |
| Thickness: | 0.8 in |
| Weight: | 10.4 oz |
Publisher's Note
A guide to profitable real estate investing identifies the factors that make it successful, examining three "keys" of successful real estate investment including selection, taxation, and protection.
A guide to profitable real estate investing identifies the factors that make it successful, examining three "keys" of successful real estate investment including selection, taxation, and protection. Original. 40,000 first printing.
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Everyone needs a good loophole.
Created: 03/08/06
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The concepts in the Rich Dad series, are basic concepts. It was a book to introduce you to the concept that working hard your whole life is not the way to create real wealth. I have been an investor and Real Estate mentor for 10 years and I still found it enjoyable. Although the concepts are basic their are still lots of thing that I found myself considering when reading it.
In Real Estate Loopholes, the concepts for investing in real estate are pretty much the same amount of detail as in RDPD. It's a short read intended to give the reader some surface level knowledge of real estate tax advantage and legal issues to avoid by setting up LPs and LLPs. By reading this book, I'm able to ask more intelligent questions for my real estate attorney.
I'd say that it's a worthwhile read, but only if you are starting out in real estate investment and are going to be working with an attorney so you can ask follow up questions in forming your LLP that will be holding the real estate.
In Real Estate Loopholes, the concepts for investing in real estate are pretty much the same amount of detail as in RDPD. It's a short read intended to give the reader some surface level knowledge of real estate tax advantage and legal issues to avoid by setting up LPs and LLPs. By reading this book, I'm able to ask more intelligent questions for my real estate attorney.
I'd say that it's a worthwhile read, but only if you are starting out in real estate investment and are going to be working with an attorney so you can ask follow up questions in forming your LLP that will be holding the real estate.
9 of 10 people found this review helpful.
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Created: 30/11/10
) This book is great for someone that has plenty of questions and not enough
answers. It goes through everything from tax deferral to setting up the correct
entity for your real estate business. No wonder why the rich get richer and the
poor get poorer, the poor and middle class spend their money on items that don't
hold its value after its purchased. The rich spend their money on businesses and
creating assets. I am a middle class guy but after reading the pages in this
book I plan on moving up the financial latter of success.
answers. It goes through everything from tax deferral to setting up the correct
entity for your real estate business. No wonder why the rich get richer and the
poor get poorer, the poor and middle class spend their money on items that don't
hold its value after its purchased. The rich spend their money on businesses and
creating assets. I am a middle class guy but after reading the pages in this
book I plan on moving up the financial latter of success.
Excellent Authors
Created: 06/09/09
I have several of Robert Kiyosaki's books. Also have one written with Garrett Sutton. We are Real Estate Investors.
But have not read this book.
Effie
But have not read this book.
Effie
The entire adivsor series ROCKS
Created: 04/09/06
This book is no exception. After reading this book you will agree with the author that their really is no good reason to not invest in real estate it is the only type of investment that gives you so many benefits and with the proper management tools almost no downside.
It is no wonder that the richest people in the world keep their money in Real Estate.
It is no wonder that the richest people in the world keep their money in Real Estate.
9 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Good title
Created: 02/02/07
) It was an OK book. Not great but did learn a few new things and it made me think of different things I had not thought of before
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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