Nobody really teaches us how to plan or invest when we’re younger—or when we’re older, for that matter. The good news is that it’s never too late to start. The Procrastinator’s Bible for Financial and Estate Planning Success: Nine Essential Steps can get you started by teaching you to:
-Define your real risk tolerance or “financial DNA” -Record your personal information, estate planning, and investment asset details -Prepare a detailed budget, cash-flow, and net-worth analysis -Create a retirement budget -Implement a system to keep track of your investments and cost basis
Frank J. Eberhart’s nine essential follow-up steps can help you understand how investments work, get organized, develop and implement an estate plan, and set concrete, realistic goals. The more you learn, the more you earn—and the more you keep!
This book how to get started repairing houses and renting them out in your spare time. It covers various aspects such as house selection, what to repair, handling tentants, managing the books, and taxes. The book describes the two safest ways to make money in real estate, and one chapter is devoted the the "Zen of Repairing Propertied." The author uses examples from his own experinces, humor and motivational examples to encourage the reader down a path that will be both financially rewarding and deeply satisfying.
