Investing books

@Jordaan I will PM you.

 

This is another good list:
The aus.invest book list

 

@Colin Rice Could I get a copy of those books as well please? Thanks in advance!

 

@Peppas PM'd you.

 

@Colin Rice Hi Colin, could i please copy of those PDF's.

I'm still early on in my investing career so any knowledge i can acquire is worthwhile.

Thanks a lot.

 

Me too, please Colin

 

@AUCB & @ShireBoy PM your email address and I will forward eBooks with pleasure.

Cheers.

 

Sorry this link keeps periodically going down (not my page, just a good reference list I found with reasons why).
Here's a webarchive view of the page:
The aus.invest book list

 

Hi colin, can you send me a collection of your pdfs aswell pls?? Thank you very much

 

@fritzsticker I PMd you.

 

+1 to richest man in Babylon. Im reading it again now . Simple, practical and a quick read

 

Good book with great information but i struggled with the names and language! is there a modern day version? Perhaps something narrated by snoop dog?

 

Instead of reading you can jump onto YouTube and google Richest Man In Babylon, giving an animation helps put a face to a name.

Think and Grow Rich - Is great for inspiration and push you forward.

Feel The Fear and Do It Anyway - To push through those time when you get shaky in not knowing whether or not your should buy that property.

Rich Dad Poor Dad - Great to understand the position you want to be in when buying property. There are too many people out there who buy property for the wrong reasons. Negative Gearing is the wrong reason, why lose $1 so that you can save up to 0.45c in tax? I rather pay up to 0.45c in tax and make 0.55c.

Art Of The Deal - Donald Trump (whether you like him or hate him, he is a property tycoon. Yes he got his first $1M from his dad, however he got himself back up through bankruptcy.)

20 Questions By Margaret Lomas - Understand the amount of Due Diligence you should do before you buy a property. The only thing I disagree with her is that even if the numbers stack up, I will always look at the property before I buy, because being there will give you a better understanding of what you can do. Case in point is all those beautiful holiday photos of pools, which turn out to be a blow up pool taken from fantastic angles.

 

I agree completely

 

I still have my copy of "Think and grow rich" from 30 years ago when I purchased it . I found it really heavy/dry reading . There is some weird stuff in there too .

The Richest man in Babylon is a pleasure to read by comparison.

 

Hi Colin, I’m really sorry for the trouble but I would like to have a copy of those PDFs to read as well. I’d really appreciate your help of sharing your resources. Thank you!

 

I have my Vol 1 of my tax tips up as a free ebook too.
PropertyTaxBook.com.au

Vol 2 coming soon

 

Hi Colin

Thanks for sharing with members.Would you mind sending to me as well

Cheers