Episode 036: My Favorite Real Estate Books

Auburn Investment Properties Podcast with Chris Kearns

English - March 16, 2021 14:00 - 59 minutes - 40.6 MB
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In this Episode, I'll share 9 or 10 of the Real Estate books that I would recommend to someone no matter which stage they are in as an investor. Some are inspirational, some are more about urban economics, the history of cities, or even how to prioritize your work when you are feeling overwhelmed.

I often say that our actions follow our philosophy, or in other words, we do what makes sense to us. If that is true, then it's helpful to see the bigger picture and understand the context of our decisions beyond just what we can see right in front of our face at the moment.

Here are the books, with Amazon links:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert KiyosakiCashflow Quadrant, by Robert KiyosakiThe E-Myth Revisited, by Michael GerberThe Death and Life of Great American Cities, by Jane JacobsThe Option of Urbanism, by Christopher LeinbergerThe Rise of the Creative Class, by Richard FloridaWho is Your City? by Richard FloridaThe World is Flat, by Thomas FriedmanThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen CoveyThe One Thing, by Gary KellerJim Rohn (various YouTube videos in a playlist)80/20 Sales & Marketing, by Perry MarshallMega-Trends, by John Naisbitt