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Minimalism is not for everyone. It requires discipline and an open mind. Living a minimalist lifestyle means getting out of your comfort zone and taking action. Many people are overwhelmed with all the things going on in their lives and cannot seem to to find a clear path to getting started. This book provides you with step-by-step instructions on how to declutter your home, office, computer, smartphone, and ultimately your mind in less than a day. This is the book I wish I had when I first started on the minimalist journey and it probably would have saved me more than $5,000.

Seller Mistakes: What You Were Never Told About Selling Your Home and Why It Should Matter to You is a powerful book that reveals what the real estate industry doesn’t want you to know when you are selling your home. Hundreds of thousands of homeowners try, but fail, to sell their home. Why? Simply, it’s almost always because of big mistakes that their agent made.

Growth, wealth, and freedom likely drew you to become a real estate agent. But the vast amount of paperwork, rejection, and effort to close a deal can feel impossible and exhausting.

Condo Buying Mistakes: 46 Costly Mistakes Condominium Buyers Make...And How to Steer Clear of Them teaches homebuyers about the risks, pitfalls, and mistakes that buyers make when purchasing a condominium. This audiobook is for any homebuyer, investor, or real estate agent that is looking to purchase a condominium and wants to ensure that they are leaving no stone unturned.

You should read this if: You are tired of renting and not having anything to show for it other than a roof over your head. You are finding it hard to afford the rent you are paying, which is consistently going up, but think you are unable to qualify for or afford your own home. You are looking for another source of income but seem never to have enough hours in the day for another “side hustle”. You want to live in a better area of town but think you can’t afford to move.

E.B. Farmer walks you through the basics of getting started in an under-appreciated honey-hole of the market, where the laws of supply and demand are firmly on your side. The Land Flipper is the result of 30 years in the business and lays out in simple English how to start from scratch and build a real estate empire out of the earth beneath your feet.

A hilarious guide to saving thousands of dollars marketing and selling your home with standard "For Sale by Owner" (FSBO) or flat-fee MLS. Great for home flippers, sellers, or buyers (now includes a full chapter on buying homes, as well as tips throughout for buyers).Two real-life case studies are presented in detail, with lessons learned, tips, and hacks.

It’s time to quit your unfulfilling nine to five and get on the fast track to financial freedom by becoming an Airbnb host! Discover expert tips and tricks that are 100 percent effective.

Dreaming of the digital nomad lifestyle but unsure how to fund it? Your moment of transformation has arrived! In "Virtual Empire: A Guide to Mastering Real Estate Wholesaling from Anywhere in the World," real estate powerhouse Jason Statham unveils the explosive secrets that took him from being almost homeless and on food stamps to becoming the nation’s #1 buyer with HomeVestors (the “We Buy Ugly Houses” experts). With over 1,000 virtual deals under his belt—all closed while soaking up the sun on Puerto Rico's beaches—Jason is here to transform the way you see both real estate and the world.

Firsts are the moments that help define us, enrich our lives, and mold our stories. And buying your first home should be an adventure. But, like most adventures, it can involve a lot of new unexpected territory—from the different people you’ll work with to the lengthy legal documents you’ll get to sign. But those ups and downs make it one of the most rewarding journeys, personally and financially, you can take in life. Your First Home: The Proven Path to Homeownership offers a straightforward, trusted guide to go with you through this adventure.

Rental property is undoubtedly one of the most stable investment options. This explains why it is a retiree’s dream investment vehicle given that even if you don’t do much, you can be assured of steady rental income every single month. All you need to do is to maintain the property well to ensure it is in a good condition, then market it to new tenants whenever there is a vacancy and you are good to go. This doesn’t mean that rental property is only meant for retirees; even if you are in your 20s, if you invest in rental property, you can be assured of a steady income for the rest of your life.

The decade-long Great Depression, a period of shifts in the country's political and social landscape, forever changed the way America eats. Before 1929, America's relationship with food was defined by abundance. But the collapse of the economy, in both urban and rural America, left a quarter of all Americans out of work and undernourished - shattering long-held assumptions about the limitlessness of the national larder.

Looking to kick start your own property management career? Check out Foreclosure Investing for Dummies, which will get you started buying foreclosed properties to turn into your own income property!

Embrace the power of emotional intelligence to elevate your client satisfaction to new heights. By being attuned to your clients' emotions, you'll guide them through the emotional roller coaster of buying or selling a property, providing unwavering support and understanding. Your ability to navigate these challenges will leave a lasting impression, resulting in raving reviews and referrals.

In Retire Rich from Rentals, professional real estate investor Kathy Fettke will show you how to fund your retirement on passive income from real estate. Cash flow is possible! By following Kathy’s process for choosing markets, finding deals, and restructuring your portfolio, you can grow your passive income–without toilets, tenants, or getting your hands dirty.

The two things standing in your way of investing in rental properties are fear and uncertainty, and this audiobook trumps them both! Rental Property Investment for Beginners is the ultimate guide for any individual considering entering into the real estate investment world. Here you will learn lots of valuable lessons about identifying the best properties to purchase and earning significant cash flow from them. Being an audiobook for beginner investors, you will explore the different types of investment properties and where to start as a beginner.

This book is for the average person who wants to buy their first couple of properties (actual homes, not giant complexes or corporate buildings), who probably hasn't invested in anything before and is interested in using real estate to leverage their way to financial freedom. The strategies in this book are VERY different from those mentioned in other real estate books.

This book is your guide to walk you through whatever you need to find your calling in real estate. As you dive into this blueprint of how to build the perfect real estate business, you get to choose your adventure. If you want to go big, we have you. If you want to stay small but mighty, we have you. Or anywhere in between. We're going to help you hone in on your purpose and find your plan to best serve your clients, your team, your family, and yourself!

The Private Money Guide: Real Estate Edition is a deep dive into the world of real estate lending and financing. It is the perfect book for both seasoned investors and individuals joining the real estate industry for the first time. This guide will teach you how to identify and secure private money lenders, what are the do's and don'ts of securing private funds for investment, and how to analyze deals provided by private moneylenders.

Are you a real estate agent thinking about your retirement or an active agent ready to take your real estate business to the next level? If you’re ready to set yourself apart, this audiobook is your guide to growing your business or preparing for success in retirement. Our industry is being reshaped by the pandemic, new real estate technology, and the online home search. With the average age of active real estate agents continuing to rise, many agents are contemplating whether they will leave their real estate career in the next two years.