I keep eying your books on the shelf of my local Barnes and Noble. As I get into real estate, I am wondering if I should read those books before I do my first deal. A rough idea of my plan is to initially flip properties and use that money to get into multi-unit complexes for the cash flow. I am very green when it comes to real estate. I fully intend on purchasing your books. Your advice on these forums has been excellent and I can only imagine the advice in the books is as well. I am merely wondering if the information would be for a newbie such as myself or a more seasoned investor. Would you recommend I start with Insider’s Guide to Real Estate Investing Loopholes, or Real Estate Loopholes: Secrets of Successful Real Estate Investing.
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