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    Real Estate Investing: 15 Real Estate Investing Lessons for Beginners
    Real Estate Investing: 15 Real Estate Investing Lessons for Beginners
    Real Estate Investing: 15 Real Estate Investing Lessons for Beginners
    Audiobook58 minutes

    Real Estate Investing: 15 Real Estate Investing Lessons for Beginners

    Written by Alvin Williams

    Narrated by Joseph M.Clarke

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    About this audiobook

    Rent where you live and own what you can rent.

    Learn the 15 Most Valuable Lessons to Invest in Real Estate.

    Most people think that investing in real estate is something only rich people can afford to do. After all, if purchasing the first house is so difficult, how can a "normal" individual even think about getting a second one? However, the truth is much different that what you have been telling yourself. It is actually possible to get started investing in real estate, even with a small capital and the returns can be amazing. Unfortunately, one of the mistakes beginners make is to do things by themselves, without knowing the right strategies and techniques. Especially in the real estate industry, it is fundamental to have access to the best information and to learn the rules of the game. This audio guide explains the foundations of real estate investments, illustrating 15 of the most important lessons to learn to get started in the right way.

    During the course of this guide, you will discover:

    • What real estate investing actually is (not what you think)
    • The right mindset to have to be successful in real estate investing
    • The amount of capital necessary to get started
    • Five common mistakes beginners make and how to avoid them
    • 15 golden lessons from top real estate investors that will speed up the learning curve

    It is important to note that the guide does not offer "get rich quick solutions". Easy money does not exist, especially at the early stages. However, by studying the material provided and applying it diligently, it is possible to successfully get started in a matter of weeks.

    Let's get started!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateDec 17, 2019
    ISBN9781982796280
    Real Estate Investing: 15 Real Estate Investing Lessons for Beginners

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      Great read! Some of the lessons I've heard from other sources - but I loved how he explained them. Definitely will be using these in the future.