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You’ve seen the ads. The private jets, the Lambo selfies, the “student success stories” with perfect lighting and perfectly vague numbers. Welcome to the guru economy—where selling the dream is more profitable than teaching the reality. In UnReal Estate, investor and entrepreneur Joanne Reid blows the lid off the real estate guru machine. With a sharp wit and zero fluff, she exposes how an industry built on “mentorship” has turned into a masterclass in manipulation.

Mauricio Umansky, real estate mogul, longtime fan favorite of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and star of his own Netflix series Buying Beverly Hills inspires budding entrepreneurs and self-starters of all backgrounds with tips and strategies to find success at work and at home. After more...

A rollicking journey through the wild world of real estate, Life Would Be Perfect If I Lived in That House is the story of "a very imperfect life lived among very imperfect houses" and one woman's obsession with the search for four walls (along with, preferably, a roof not in need of replacing) to call home. In the six houses and many states where Meghan Daum spent her suburban childhood, for the Daum family, "if there was anything that came close to a regular weekend activity it was attending open houses."

Journalist Julie Satow's thrilling, unforgettable history of how one illustrious hotel has defined our understanding of money and glamour, from the Gilded Age to the Go-Go Eighties to today's Billionaire Row. From the moment in 1907 when New York millionaire Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt strode...

Kathleen Black has worked with thousands of agents and hundreds of teams to solve this problem. After transforming 80 percent of her clients into top one percent producers, her tried, tested, and true strategy shown within The Top 1% Life helps real estate agents make it home in time for dinner, spend their nights and weekends with their loved ones, find some help that actually makes a difference, get their business organized and self-sufficient so everything doesn't depend on them, quit being on call 24/7, and take an actual vacation—without their phone.

In Active Life, Passive Income, Nate Lambert shares the secrets of real estate investing that the pros don’t want you to know. He’ll teach you step-by-step how to build your wealth through real estate investments, from rental properties to flipping houses.

Are you tired of sifting through endless theory-laden books and attending lectures that leave you craving practical wisdom? Look no further; learn easy-to-understand Secrets to Real Estate Success with this Transformative Guide!

Life is getting more and more expensive. The cost of living keeps going up, pensions have dwindled and are taking longer than ever to pay out, and people are having to work more and longer for the same (or lower) quality of life. The postapocalyptic recession has left many businesses having to start again.

It’s a simple truth: financial success in entrepreneurship is directly tied to the mistakes and failures you overcome. This isn’t merely a possibility—it’s a certainty. My hope is to inspire and empower as many people as possible to transform their lives and realize the financial freedom they desire.

Buy a property, rent it out, and take cheques to the bank. Reduce your trial and error. Scott and Michael have documented their journey to real estate success—the result is Cash Flow for Life.

This isn’t another book on frugality or risky investing. It’s a real-world plan for middle-income earners stuck with credit cards, student loans, or a mortgage that never seems to end. If you're tired of living paycheck to paycheck and ready to take control, this is for you.

Bronwen Vearncombe spent 21 years as a banker in one of the top five UK banks, but when she was told she wouldn’t be able to draw her pension until she was 67, she became determined to escape the rat race. An impulse purchase of a rental flat led her to becoming a landlord and achieving financial freedom. After just 12 months, Bronwen and her husband John owned over £2m worth of rental property and created an income of £60,000 per annum, enough to leave their day jobs. A year later, they travelled the world and discovered they could manage their property business from anywhere!

Selling real estate is all about closing as many deals as possible, as quickly as possible, right? Wrong. Nothing could be further from the truth. True success doesn't come from an obsession with closing deals and getting paid. The real way to succeed in real estate is to make buyers happy, and sales will follow. In Close for Life, realtor trainer and top producer Josh Cadillac puts you on the path to long-term success in real estate. In the book, he shares his simple, sustainable methods for succeeding without focusing on closing transactions.

Real estate mogul Sandra Forrester was an average performer when her business took a radical downturn. Extraordinary fear replaced the decent income she had been earning—it was time to reset and begin again. After picking up a secondhand book in a used book store, Sandra learned she had to define the life she wanted. She adopted new habits. She focused her mind, harnessed her newly discovered power, and tapped into a vital ability: reinvention.

Master the art of finding great deals, and you'll have the opportunity to master your finances and thus your freedom. Whether you're an owner financier, flipper, landlord, wholesaler, or subject-to entrepreneur, it all starts with consistently finding great deals. Mitch believes real estate investing is a powerful strategy for acquiring wealth. He has helped new investors find their place and has helped veteran investors re-invent themselves. He especially believes in "owner financing" beyond all other investing strategies.

Veteran New York Times economics reporter Edmund L. Andrews was intimately aware of the dangers posed by easy mortgages from fast-buck lenders. But, eager to buy a home and start a new life, he gave in to temptation and began a surreal adventure into the mortgage mayhem that nearly wrecked our economy. Busted weaves together the author's own ride to the edge of bankruptcy with the tragicomic stories of his lenders, Wall Street pros, and policymakers in Washington.

Paul Owhadi’s improbable entrepreneurial journey began as a first-generation immigrant coming to America with just a few hundred dollars in his pocket. Having learned a remarkable level of self-reliance, as a child sent to a French boarding school at age four, he was educated in London—and then headed to New York City and a whole new life. After an education and a career in urban planning and city management—one of the youngest city managers in the country—he excelled at creating and transforming cities for the betterment of its people.

After waking up in a hotel room while on a business trip to Oregon on September 11, 2001, and learning that his colleagues back in the World Trade Center had perished, Alan Schnur resolved to start over with a life filled with more than hard work alone. He vowed to also attain the freedom to spend time with his family and travel the world for weeks on end. Time to reflect and share his wisdom with others. He travels all over the world and mentors others so that they, too, can achieve this same cash-flow mindset that leads to financial freedom and a fulfilled life.

Dreaming of owning your own apartment in the bustling city of New York? "Your Complete Guide to Purchasing a Co-Op Apartment in New York" is your ultimate resource, meticulously crafted to turn that dream into reality. Whether you are a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, this guidebook offers invaluable insights, all explained through personal experience and actual figures, to navigate the complexities of the New York co-op market.

Research has shown that only eight percent of the population actually achieves their goals. Why is that? The answer is surprisingly simple: They’re not persistent enough. There might be many good reasons for this, and the chances are, you’ve given up on a dream or two here and there. Almost everybody has.