Real Estate Investing For Canadians For Dummies

by Douglas A. Gray, Peter Mitham

Maximize your real estate portfolio.
There's no time like the present to add real estate to your investment portfolio, but knowing where to start can seem overwhelming. This new edition offers sage advice for both beginner and expert real estate investors. From investigating properties to securing financing, the real-life anecdotes and balanced perspective inside make this the ideal book for anyone looking to explore real estate investment -- even if you feel priced out.

Genres: Nonfiction, Reference, Finance, Economics

368 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 2006

Reviews

[Andrew]

3/5 as it provides general info but nothing specific or spectacular. It's truly geared toward the absolute beginner. "Canadian" content makes up about 10-15% of the book; most information is generic (e.g. how to advertise to prospective tenants/what does a lawyer do). Good as the very first book on the topic, but must be supplemented by something with more information.

[Alexa]

Very generic and not super useful. Good background knowledge on everything, but I don't feel like I really got actionable steps out of this.

[Krystal Drake]

Such a great tool

[Matthew]

A fairly comprehensive but basic compendium of basics related to real estate investing for canadians.

On the downside, the content is neither detailed nor specific enough to really help anyone with a cursory knowledge of real estate investing.