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Hold

Jay Papasan, Steve Chader

2013

The creatures from beyond beyond

Robert Lawrence Stine

2000

The complete idiot's guide to making money with rental properties

Brian Edwards

2004

Property management for dummies

Robert Griswold

2001

Every landlord's tax deduction guide

Stephen Fishman

2015

Tenants rights handbook

San Francisco Tenants Union

2007

Beach house for rent

Mary Alice Monroe

2017

Landlording

Robinson, Leigh

2010

How to Invest in Condominiums

Andris Virsnieks

2001

Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide

Stephen Fishman

2005

Wealthy Renter

Alex Avery

2016

Buy to Let in France

Clive Kristen

2004

Every landlord's guide to finding great tenants

Janet Portman

2006

Every landlord's guide to managing property

Boyer, Michael (Property manager)

2015

Make money on Airbnb

Sally Miller

2015

My old lady

Israel Horovitz

2015

Income property valuation

Jeffrey D. Fisher, Fisher, Jeffrey D., Robert S. Martin

1994

Building Big Profits in Real Estate

Suzanne Caplan

2004

Successful property letting

David Lawrenson

2011

The ultimate guide to buying & renting houses & apartments

Jimmy Thomson

2006

A guide to state housing resources

Massachusetts Housing Partnership

1988

Managing rental properties for maximum profit

Greg M. Perry

1993

Renting out your property for dummies

Robert S. Griswold, Melanie Bien

2003

Rental homes

Vincent William Zucchero

1983

Renting and letting

Kate Faulkner

2008

No Down Payment Formulas

Ed Beckley

1985

The 7 Secrets to Successful Apartment Leasing

Eric Cumley

2005

Successful residential management

Barbara Kamanitz Holland

1995

Landlording & property management

Mark B. Weiss, Dan Baldwin

2002

Manhattan for rent, 1785-1850

Elizabeth Blackmar

1989

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