As you read, you feel comfortable breezing through these pages of word play, turn of phrase and story telling, but really, you’re learning very specific, usable information; some of it insider, behind the scenes info too. Tell me what I need to know, but also tell me what I didn’t … Read More
I found the interaction between the Author and his Mentors endearing. It’s clear that he valued and admired these men. He wrote that he “learned the value of good direction” from his father. I think the true value was that he learned to take and FOLLOW that direction. It feels … Read More
I like that he took a few pages to discuss gays, work ethic, success and money. Let’s talk about money. We never do. I think it’s wise to be a little introspective, to get some constructive critical thinking going so we can work towards being be a self-sufficient, successful and … Read More
I think Homownership is a very inspirational, instructive, and insightful survey of how real estate investing and ownership can benefit gay Americans. The writer clearly has the experience to offer advice on the process and potential of “timely, intelligent real estate investing.” I like that he did not fail to … Read More
When I read the section, “Who You Aint”, I thought of the neighborhood I grew up in. My mother was that reprimanding voice yelling out the window, funny…No one wanted to come onto our street, never mind buy and repair property on it. The author was right about the people. … Read More
While there are a number of informative points in the book, the writer doesn’t get overly serious about their delivery. He moves about the book making his points with a number of amusing stories and anecdotes. He also enlists quotes from and references to: Blow Buddies, Warren Buffet, Cher, Blill … Read More
Homownership was a comprehensive look at the economy and the real estate market. In addition, the author gave thoughtful, intelligent and at times humorous advice on the benefits of real estate investing. I appreciated that he explained the federal influences that lead to a credit boom and then bust of … Read More