Terrence
Registered: 12/05/06
Posts: 11
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Check it. Knowledge is power. Protect yourself.
Landlording on Auto-Pilot: A Simple, No-Brainer System for Higher Profits and Fewer Headaches by Mike Butler
The Landlord's Kit: A Complete Set of Ready-To-Use Forms, Letters, and Notices to Increase Profits, Take Control, and Eliminate the Hassle by Jeffrey Taylor
Every Landlord's Legal Guide by Marcia Stewart, Ralph Warner, and Janet Portman
Property Management Magic (Fair but Firm Landlording Techniques) by Wright Thurston
Landlording Kit by LLC Socrates Media
Practical Landlording: How to Own and Manage Investment Properties While Keeping Your Sanity Intact by caryl rosenthal
How to Master the Landlording Game by Thomas J. Lucier
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kurt
Registered: 11/17/06
Posts: 137
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A question about the books, have you read them and do the writers have actual experience in being a landlord? |
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propman42
Registered: 02/28/07
Posts: 4
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Another outstanding book for new and experienced landlords alike is "Landlording" by Leigh Robinson. Huge numbers of landlords regard his book as the 'landlording bible'.
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OHlandlord
Registered: 01/20/07
Posts: 1,836
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I've read Every LL's Legal Guide. Its a NOLO book. Great book, I just checked out the lastest edition. Read it many times. Swear by it (although some sections could use a little work). Also read LLing by Leigh, good book. Also try new book by NOLO, Every LL's Guide to Finding Great Tenants by Janet Portman. Both NOLO books come w/ CD's full of forms & letters to use. |
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kurt
Registered: 11/17/06
Posts: 137
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I think I'll check the library and see if they have any of them..Trying the free route first. The legal guide can help a lot and maybe I'll learn some good ideas/concepts to help out with LL'ing. |
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OHlandlord
Registered: 01/20/07
Posts: 1,836
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I read them for free from the library before I would even consider buying them. The LL's Legal Guide disappears from the library (never gets returned), so I have them get it from inter-library loan. I copy the parts I will need on my home copier-printer. Then return the book. If its something I will use all the time (like the law book), I would go buy the book after I've read it. |
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