Reply: 2.1
From: Dale Gatherum-Goss
Hi Geoff!
>I hate to take the other side
>on this one.
That's the whole point of this forum, to share information, ideas and opinions.
>I had recently read a few
>books. Rolf de Roos' book I
>found to be very goo- it
>kicked me into action again,
>and that helped me to find my
>last property- cash flow
>positive in a growth area.
Funny, I have found deRoos' a little one dimensional and not a lot of new thoughts or ideas. I enjoy his stuff, and find it incredibly inspirational, just nothing new.
>I may have become a bit jaded
>by books though.
It does get that way.
>This book I thought became a
>bit of a rehash of other
>books.
>
>A friend who read it thought
>that it had a lot of cut and
>paste.
>
>It might be just that after 4
>or 5 books on the same
>subject, there's not a lot of
>new stuff mentioned.
When reading it, I thought how powerful the information was for new investors as it is often those people who post on his forum looking for the next step to take. For them, this book is ideal.
>It is the only book though
>which mentions wraps and
>flips. But that's just a
>teaser for his next book- was
>it "Property Billionaire"?
I haven't got that far yet . . . sorry, I just haven't had a lot of time as my kids have re-discovered the game of chess.
>I actually learnt a lot more
>from your Tax Battles manual.
>It was better value for me
>paying $99 for that than $30
>for the Millionaire book.
Thank you, that is very kind.
>There was a good, but brief,
>section on negotiating- but
>Wayne Berry's "How to get the
>best deal every time" covered
>negotiating in a great deal of
>depth.
>
>Geoff
Thanks, Geoff, I appreciate your insights.
Dale