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Do you want to buy your first rental property and become a successful real estate investor and new landlord?  You've come to the right place!

 

How To Buy And Manage Your First Rental Property is an all-in-one resource to help you successfully buy and manage your first residential real estate property and become the best landlord you can be!

Available on Amazon

 

INCLUDES:

  • The easiest way to acquire your first rental property (especially if house prices are very high where you live).
  • Everything you need to know to deal with the bank and arrange your financing.
  • How to get started renting out your property including setting the rent and marketing.
  • How to find - and KEEP - great tenants.
  • How to manage your property from MOVE IN to MOVE OUT and everything in between.
  • How to understand and organize your bookkeeping, filing and taxes related to rental properties.
  • How to deal with problems as they arise and keep everything on track.
  • Includes numerous tips and ideas to keep your tenants happy and your business running smoothly. This is truly a step by step guide that is very easy to understand and follow. Once you read it and get yourself organized, you will be well on your way to financial independence through real estate.



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