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I realize this site sells Jack’s books and that could affect the answers I get to my question, but here goes.
I consider all of Jack’s material timeless, but I’ve found that you do have to filter somewhat by the economic context of the time of publishing the book or seminar workbook. So I thought I’d ask which books seem more applicable to our current context? Or which techniques seem like things to try?
Otherwise, I know that there was a Coaching Call series which reviewed Jack’s books. It would be interesting to have a discussion forum for his books to discuss how to apply his thoughts and ideas in our present real estate cycle.
HI Bill
That’s a tough question because all of Jack Miller’s books are excellent.I guess the best book would be the one that teaches you the things you want to learn when you want to learn it. For example, if you need to get better at negotiating, then these negotiating books would be best:
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If you’re full of knowledge from all the training at CashFlowDepot and reading jack’s books but just can’t pull the trigger, then the Facing the Fear Factor book would be best
Facing the Fear Factor: How to Succeed & Prosper by Overcoming the Fears that Hold You Back
If you want to learn how to structure creative, no money down deals, then any of these would be ideal:
(about options) https://www.cashflowdepot.com/education/products/books/wealth-without-risk/
If you are ready to learn about being a landlord and master leasing then Jack Miller’s 8-book Management Master Collection and Landlord Tenant Survival Guide are excellent.
There are many words of wisdom in ALL of Jack Miller’s books. I have read them all several times.
Just like there is a ton of great information in all his recorded seminars. My two favorites are (Art of the Deal) and Money Matters
There’s even more Jack Miller training in our Premium Member section.
Jack Miller was the most creative and successful real estate investor that I ever met.
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