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A book with solid information on how to invest your money to ensure that it grows and multiplies.

This is quite a hard book to follow, however, it is very informative.

If you have an interest in numbers and investing, it’s definitely a good read for you. If you’re a novice like myself, you may struggle. However, having a notebook beside you whilst reading will definitely be beneficial.

All in all, lots of information and a good book to learn from.

This was a great book good for those with an entrepreneurial mindset or those who want to start investing and making money. I would recommend this to anyone who is keen and interested in starting to invest. Thank you for a great book and thank you to NetGalley for giving me an Arc copy to read.

There's a lot of good info in here. You CAN make money in real estate doing this if you're tenacious and personable enough to build some good relationships in the biz. I got lost on the math, however, and I even took the classes, in person, during my CRS - Certified Residential Specialist - designation classes.
I did notice a few of the suggestions are just not possible where I live, due to the laws in my state, so make sure you do some research on your own state laws--stay out of jail. And, bankers have already built some pretty solid relationships with people they trust, so breaking in, while not impossible, is not as easy as it sounds. There's a lot of competition in this market, so as I said, you'll need tenacity to rise above the chaff.

Although this book was a tad difficult for me, I am not a numbers gal, I still liked learning about a different investment option. This, for me, would take a ton more reading in to and learning but it was worth the read!

Invest Like a Bank by Beaux Blast made me realize the potential of buys and investing in notes in real estate. He can make someone interested, or uninterested suddenly see themselves as a potential note investor. The way he sells it and then goes into how it is possible for everyone to learn the ways of buying and selling notes. He makes the whole process seem easy and doable for someone with no contacts, experience, or even knowing what a note is. The fact there is a business on taking full advantage of other peoples debt is mind boggling to me. After reading many investment books and with most they just repeating things to motivate their readers to get out there.