Commercial Real Estate for Beginners

The Basics of Commercial Real Estate Investing

By: Peter Harris

Narrated by: Peter Harris

Discover what every beginner needs to know about investing in commercial real estate: why you should be a commercial investor, where the biggest pitfalls are, which types of properties are best for those just getting started, how to analyze any commercial deal quickly, how to speak the language of commercial real estate, the four guiding principles of commercial investment, and much, much more. Let the author of Commercial Real Estate Investing for Dummies walk you through how to get started in commercial real estate in this incredibly informative book.

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Subpar delivery

The author could’ve spent a bit more time, refining his delivery thereby causing the material to be subpar

Easy read with great principles of CRE.

Would recommend this book if you’re considering a career in commercial real estate. Information was easily digestible.

simplicity and ease of commercial investing

The author made the information sound very easy to absorb and take action. very excited to do my first property

Great book

When I saw the audio book, I was concerned that it would be narrated by someone else and was happy to hear Peter’s own voice. It felt more natural as if he were just talking.

The information is great, a nice survey of CRE with several nice indicators and tips to use.

Commercial Investor Guide

This book is focused on guiding investors to make wise decisions when investing in commercial real estate and describes many different types of commercial real estate (gas stations, apartment buildings, storage unit facilities , etc ) and their pros and cons. It explains basic commercial real estate terminology like NOI and cap rate; hence, it is great for beginners. I also liked how it was short, to the point, with a lot of personal examples from the author’s own venture into the world of commercial real estate investment. The one thing I wish is that it had been more useful as a guide for realtors interested in entering commercial real estate sales.