Books to read

Hi Blondie
Jan Somers books, (I think there is two, maybe three) are others. Jan was the one who got me thinking harder about what I was doing. I even convinced my mortgage broker to read it (and he is very staid). He now hands it out to all his customers.
Postitive cash flow books are great, but don’t forget to look at all sides to get the big picture. Peter Spann’s books are must reads, especially his second one. It is so full of information. The rich dad poor dad stuff is also good to read, although one of my sisters hated it. There are so many to read. If you go to an accountant, make sure they know about this positive cash flow stuff. There is possibly a book list on this site. I have never looked but if not, maybe there should be, as book questions seem to come up a lot. I read everything I can get my hands on because you can get something out of most books, even Anita Bells stuff (received some interesting comments not that long ago).
Steve’s buyer beware package has spreadsheets to help and are very good. Also Jaffa’s site has a great calculator. A lot of work has gone into it, and it is worth looking up.
Calder

Hello Blondie,

I’m only young also, and loving the education aspect as well. I am passionate about the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series, which if you get to read 10 of them, your on your way to thinking like a better equipt person for the new economy. These books are very informative, which will create a different thinking process for dealing with problems you will face in the future. Good Luck.

Broome,

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Blondie,

Its not a book just a booklet but it is free. Go to http://www.bantacs.com.au to free publications and download the rental property booklet.

Julia Hartman
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