Real Estate Debt Can Make You Rich: What You Owe Today Is What You Will Be Worth Tomorrow – Steve Dexter
Real Estate Debt Can Make You Rich: What You Owe Today Is What You Will Be Worth Tomorrow
One of Robert Bruss’Top 10 Real Estate Books of 2006
“Reveals mortgage-lending secrets most home buyers, realty agents and investors have never heard before. On my scale of one to 10, this superb new book rates an off-the-chart 12.”
(Bruss, Robert J. Inman News Features )Product Description
LEVERAGE THE LOANS AND FINANCING THAT CAN GIVE YOU BIG PROFITS!
You don’t have to wait for years saving up your first down payment before you start investing in real estate. Instead, you can put up a small percentage of a down payment and let a loan from the bank finance the rest. When it’s time to sell, you pay the bank for the original loan, and any profit goes right in your pocket.
But even seasoned real estate investors need a guide to help them through the maze of different loan products and financing options that banks offer. Real estate finance expert Steve Dexter takes you into the hidden world of leveraged investing-essentially using “other people’s money” to earn massive profits. With simple, straightforward advice, this book…
* Offers strategies for minimizing a down payment in order to maximize investment return
* Simplifies all tax issues related to real estate debt
* Gives strategies on making yourself more creditworthy
* Provides bonus insider advice on how to find the best properties
Thanks to Burbed reader Real Estater for this book recommendation.
Let’s face it, anyone who has studied corporate finances knows that debt is often a critical tool in ensuring your company is run in the most efficient matter. And are most families companies these days?
So lever up! Use OPM (there’s that word again) to maximize your cash flow and shield your income from taxes. Frankly, I think families should be able to IPO, but that’s another rant for antoher day.
Has anyone read this book? The idea of borrowing tons of money to become rich makes perfect sense in the Bay Area economics. Take than Krugman!
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July 11th, 2009 at 9:37 am
This book is obsolete now. Has more value as firewood than investment advice & stategy.
July 11th, 2009 at 11:29 am
Steve Dexter!! Isn’t he a mortgage broker who, three/four years back, was giving lectures all over US about mortgages of twenty first century economy which now known as “toxic”?
July 11th, 2009 at 3:38 pm
Nice.
What’s the sequel? Real Estate debt can lead to foreclosure?
July 11th, 2009 at 11:21 pm
Nah, I think it’s about recovering from bankruptcy. You have to get right back up on that horse after it throws you.