(PRWEB via PRWebDirect) November 18, 2008 -- Sometimes the best investment opportunities are the ones with the biggest "Keep Out" signs on them.
Real estate investors have been especially hard-hit ever since the real estate foreclosure market became flooded with properties. What once was stiff competition by many investors for a few good properties is now completely different: Vast numbers of foreclosures are on the market, and banks are unwilling to lend to real estate investors.
To make matters worse, commercial real estate has the reputation of being only a wealthy investor's game.
One solution can be found in the new book, "Commercial Real Estate Investing 101" by David Lindahl. It is the latest book in the "Trump University" series.
In the book, David Lindahl focuses on how real estate investors do not need Donald Trump's wealth to get started with commercial investing. In fact, Lindahl outlines a method where a commercial property can be the very first one that a beginning investor buys.
After the "subprime meltdown" caused banks to seize up, conventional financing sources all but disappeared for real estate investors. That is why this book is an important addition to any investor's library: David Lindahl explains how to tap into unconventional sources that are still lending money, even after the $700 billion government bailout.
Lindahl explains how to find these unconventional lenders, who go by different names like: "hard-money lenders", "angel investors", and "private placement offerings".
Lindahl adds: "The few investors who are able to secure financing in this difficult environment will have their choice of many lower-priced commercial real estate investment bargains. That's what my book is all about--buying commercial properties at a great price."
The book is available from Amazon.com.
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