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The author takes you through each step of Financing residential real estate and slowly builds on your knowlege. In addition at the end of each Chapter (there are 15) the author gives quizes and exercises to test and review what you have learnt.

This book is the standard text for college level real estate course RE101. An excellent book with many walkthru examples to help understand difficult situations. GREAT BOOK!

This book also showed me how to MOtions and I feel like I can now do a motion for anything. Another great one for nolo.

This book is fantastic! It explained the concepts and the pros and cons of Equity Sharing in an easy-to-understand way. At the same time, it offered a depth of information that was excellent.
I used the information in this book to do an Equity Share and get my son into home ownership with tax advantages to both of us!
Well worth reading for the want-to-be homeowner and for the investor who doesn't like landlord problems.

Concise, expert information. A true gem

The author in this book details the secrets of how to establish credit and explains the basics of fixing it . Highly recommended for those who have little or no credit experience and want to begin to establish credit lines. Foreigners who have just come to this country will find the information Extremely useful.

The authors have been putting out annual editions of this guide for more than 20 years. (They need to, the rules keep changing.) It's a classic, focused more on the brass tacks of maximizing the financial aid your teen gets. This is the one to read when your child is a junior or senior, and there are all those financial aid forms to fill out.

This is an excellent reference work for anyone seeking to
obtain a grant for collegiate work. It contains the application
process, a National Award Index/Indicator, directory lists,
to do lists, how to find scholarship money and much more.
There is a state-by-state listing of grant organizations with
the respective contact numbers listed. This work will be very
useful for anyone seeking to obtain grant money.

Robert Sisson shows without a doubt that he has extensive knowledge of the commercial loan industry. In this book he shares his knowledge with you in detail.
The first ten chapters deal with how banks operate and how to get loans from them. You end up with a new understanding of what it takes to get a loan from an otherwise hard to approach institute.
The balance of the book discusses all of the other sources of financing, and the pro's and con's of each.
If you are starting or already own a business, this book is a great primer, and a reference that you will use constantly. It is full of valuable links and sage advise that you can't afford to pass on when you are looking for business financing.

This book is thorough and comprehensive in scope. It tells you exactly what you need to know to apply for a grant from the many organizations it lists. A good measure of its worth is that it's in its 11th update.