100 Property Investment Tips: Learn from the experts and accelerate your success

A quick and easy read with new ideas, reminders of old ideas and a gentle nudge to sort stuff out or get going again. I enjoyed it and the only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is that for me, a book has to be life changing or close, to merit the top rating. Good work Rob - thanks.

- informative and to the point. Author keeps the message simple. Many good tips. Basic and intermediate knowledge. Thumbs up!

Best investment tips book. Its an easy exceptional read for investment in property. This book has a number of contributors with different but useful contributions that can be applied in proprty investment.

Excellent advice about property investment. Tips are worth noting down and putting into practice. Although this was a free purchase, it gave excellent advice.

I have to review this for what it is. 100 property investment tips.If you want an in-depth guide and analysis to property investment then this is not the book to buy. This is a culmination of advice from experienced community members and the authors to give you little bits of insight that you might take away and research for yourself some more. I do not think there is anything groundbreaking in here that you could not already hear on the property podcasts that the authors create - It is just compiled nicely into a cheap and simple tips book.This would be good for someone looking for a very brief read on property investment. Ideally a beginner who can pick it up for 15 minutes a week or so. You could easily finish the book in a single sitting if you read it as a "traditional" book.It has a variety of tips from all sorts of people, including the authors. Here I I see a slight downside. Sometimes information can be conflicting due to coming from two sources with unique experiences. One might recommend a bit more caution and advise doing lots and lots of homework before any decision. The other source might say that the best way to learn and succeed to is get stuck in. Neither are wrong and both tactics can work but the reader might be left thinking "well.. where is the tip that tells me which one suits me!"Overall the information inside I feel is not as in depth as I would have hoped. A general search on the internet might result in similar results off a forum post for some info. I was hoping that there would be a lot more detailed analysis and insight into some of the tips.For £4 its worth a read if you are interested in property investment.

This isn't a great little book - very readable and makes loads of essential points without going into excessive detail. Just what any newcomer needs and I'd consider this a complete no brainier. Apart from some great advice, many of the points offer links to websites that go into a lot more depth or can help with the particular aspect. I found myself spending half my time registering with suggested website and checking out various property assessment tools and forums that I ovule never have known exist otherwise. As an example in the first chapter you are given a link to register the purchase of this book for which you get a bonus tip sheet which includes details of how to get involved with local networking groups where you can attend free meetings with others trying to do the same and share ideas and advice - something I hadn't even thought of but that could really save a lot of time in terms of research.You will need to do more than buy this book in terms of research but this will give you the basics and some great advice as to which areas to concentrate on in terms of research and what things to know and what questions to ask etc. I also realised when reading this book, that many of the things I was planning to do for my first purchase amounted to rookie errors so it's nice to be steered in the right direction.

I wrote the comments below before completing the full book. And I was wrong. I don’t admit to that often! Whilst there is certainly a factual mistake the rest of the book is very detailed and extremely informative.It is definitely worth reading.I think that the book may have some good tips in it. I haven’t read it all yet. I am put off reading any more as I spotted a very basic misprint quite early on. When describing yield the calculations is written back to front.This has left me suspicious of what else may be wrong.It is a shame as I think it is probably just bad editing and proofing.

Great little book, but make sure this is read in conjunction with one of Rob's more comprehensive books ( The Complete Guide to Property Investment: How to survive & thrive in the new world of buy-to-let for example), as this little book of investment tips won't be enough to build your knowledge of property investment in and of itself.I usually get a bit skeptical when books provide "wisdom" which seems to just come from the author's own opinions, so this little book is great for me as it provides hints and tips from people other than just the one person.Thanks Rob D! The Complete Guide to Property Investment: How to survive & thrive in the new world of buy-to-let

Having read the reviews I bought this book along with a few others so that I do lots of research and gain as much knowledge as possible along with viewings lots of different types of properties, this book has assisted the process immensely. Each tip is easy to read and understand together with website addresses to assist you even further. Walking into the world of buying properties as an investment is not to be taken lightly and this books has tips and resources that will make your journal to success that little bit easier. For the price it's listed, it's worth every penny even if you walk away with a few tips ( though all tips are great abs thought worthy ).