David Butler's "Tin Can Alley" - Posted by William, Columbus, OH

Real Estate Investing
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Posted by Tom Farr on May 08, 2000 at 11:14:10:

Brian:

Terry’s is a great overview manual, but it gets into some very detailed calculations…a definite must. Dave Butler’s manual is a microscopic view of the mobile paper industry, and how to do it right.

Don’t forget John Behle’s ‘Paper Game,’ one of the best manuals I have seen.

In my opinion, it is not where you start, but just to start. There is some great knowledge out there from many sources.

Cordially,

Tom Farr

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David Butler’s “Tin Can Alley” - Posted by William, Columbus, OH

Posted by William, Columbus, OH on April 27, 2000 at 24:22:09:

David Butler’s “Tin Can Alley” book is MARVELOUS!!!
He has a unique way of putting things so they are easily understood and he provides more than just an overview of the subject matter. I have learned a great deal that I didn’t expect to get when I purchased the book. I am extremely pleased with my purchase. Thanks, David, for creating and providing this material. Respectfully, William

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Re: David Butler’s “Tin Can Alley” - Posted by Tom Farr

Posted by Tom Farr on May 02, 2000 at 10:45:28:

I would echo these sentiments, William.

David is a truly unique individual, and he’s got a real winner in ‘Tin Can Alley.’

Tom Farr
Denver

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Tin Can Alley or Cashing In for the beginner??? - Posted by Brian

Posted by Brian on May 08, 2000 at 10:13:08:

I am just beginning in the note business (have been investing in real estate for a few years) and was interested in which book was better for the beginner.
Tin Can Alley or Cashing In by Terry Vaughn. I have heard Terry Vaughn speak and think his material is wonderful and will probably end up with both but which is better to start with?

Thanks,
Brian