But the Web site visitors retorted that they apprecited the guru profiles, but such material didn't really help them get started in the real estate market. In Real Estate Investment . At 65 pages of plain English it's easy to follow and swallow. I'll plug anyone who rescues investors from the financial brier patch and helps them build assets for a secure retirement. It looks at both 'hard facts,' like how to learn about real estate law, mathematics and taxation, and 'emotional issues' such as dealing with buyer's remorse and discouragement from friends and relatives.
Reed looks at every angle.
You challenge a lot of commonly held investment and management assumptions and business practices. Your primary weapons are a heavy dose of common sense, creative problem-solving, logic, a unique ability to share both your personal successes and errors. I doubt many investors manage to do everything you recommend, but when I look at the successful investors I have known over the past 25 years, it's clear their business plans follow much of the same advice you give readers every month. I have enjoyed reading your articles for the past twenty or more years, and although I prefer to give myself credit for my successes, I am sure your reasoning, month after month, has shaped my own investment strategy. Real estate investment books John T. Reed, a.k.a.