Overview
"The book focuses on a few key factors affecting failure or success in real estate projects. These are documented by actual experience and projects that support and explain the stated ""rules."" Basic rules and axioms are presented and discussed. More-detailed recommendations are discussed and are backed up by project histories. This book is written to summarize a lifetime in the real estate ""deals"" sector, and, drawing on it, crystallize the conclusions in a few basic rules."
Full Product Details
Author: Roland Haertl
Publisher: Mr.
Imprint: Mr.
Dimensions:
Width: 12.70cm
, Height: 1.00cm
, Length: 17.80cm
Weight: 0.181kg
ISBN: 9780578678436
ISBN 10: 0578678438
Pages: 150
Publication Date: 01 July 2020
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
11 Simple Rules for Real Property Profits also could have been accurately titled, Ethics and Instincts for Real Property Profits. Roland Haertl's experience runs deep, making his advice valuable. The author's ethics and instincts, combined with his desire and ability to research a property from all sides, make it no wonder he's enjoyed so much success. Interesting stories, fun acronyms and helpful summaries give the book good energy and make it easy to read. Sigh with Haertl when he passes up the opportunity to profit from a brew pub in Portland, laugh when a bank picks his proposal like some people pick wine, and cheer him on as he waits 39 years to turn one piece of land into cash. Sharing his experiences, this problem-solver offers the reader takeaways to remember when making winning deals. Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist, paralegal
"11 Simple Rules for Real Property Profits also could have been accurately titled, ""Ethics and Instincts for Real Property Profits."" Roland Haertl's experience runs deep, making his advice valuable. The author's ethics and instincts, combined with his desire and ability to research a property from all sides, make it no wonder he's enjoyed so much success. Interesting stories, fun acronyms and helpful summaries give the book good energy and make it easy to read. Sigh with Haertl when he passes up the opportunity to profit from a brew pub in Portland, laugh when a bank picks his proposal like some people pick wine, and cheer him on as he waits 39 years to turn one piece of land into cash. Sharing his experiences, this problem-solver offers the reader takeaways to remember when making winning deals. Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist, paralegal"
