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Reddit mentions of HOLD: How to Find, Buy, and Rent Houses for Wealth (Millionaire Real Estate)

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HOLD: How to Find, Buy, and Rent Houses for Wealth (Millionaire Real Estate)
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Found 1 comment on HOLD: How to Find, Buy, and Rent Houses for Wealth (Millionaire Real Estate):

u/yo_neighbor_totoro ยท 16 pointsr/financialindependence

/u/dolphin_slippers probably just means that they endorse riskier financing strategies than most on this sub would consider advisable. I'd have to agree there.

this book I found helpful in being sound and detailed without overcomplicating things. Assuming you're looking at buying rental properties the "normal" way. For anyone here that doesn't want to make real estate a full-time gig, that's probably the way to go. Many, many ways to make money in real estate, but almost all of them involve doing real estate full-time or close to it. Some will brag that they don't, and it's usually because they're already experts with years under their belts.

Rentals, anyone can do, but it's a lot of sweat all for eking out slightly more consistent returns than index funds.