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In this groundbreaking book, Terrie Schauer argues that investing in real estate can be a way to generate income without spending most of your waking hours trapped in the hamster wheel. But for this to turn into a reality, you need to become a mindful landlord. Mindfulness primer, compellingā¦
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1 author picked Mindful Landlord as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is one of my favorites simply because of the down to earth style Terrie portrays in her writing and business, yet she is extremely productive in her investing career.
Terrie is very clear that her book is not a get rich quick or instant wealth playbook, but rather she takes you on the proper journey to building wealth with real estate rentals.
One of the unique things about Terrieās book is that she dives deeper than just the surface level investing and helps you get into your investing mindset and establish a solid foundation for you to buildā¦
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