House Poor No More
Romana King
There are plenty of books on how to buy, sell, or invest in real estate. But there isn’t one that brings together homeownership with money management investing and retirement planning. This is that book.” — Bruce Sellery, author of Moolala and CEO of Credit Canada
This Canadian handbook for smart homeownership explains how to…
Proactively maintain your home
Increase property value with smart renos
Reduce monthly expenses
Take advantage of debt
Live life as a happy homeowner
What this book will give you
Just because you buy a home—or buy stock or save money—doesn’t make you smart. It’s what you do with the asset—whether it’s a home or stock purchase or savings in some account—that is smart. It’s whether the asset ends up being an investment that works to grow your net worth or just an expensive product you own.
What you’ll find in this book are strategies for maintaining, protecting and increasing the value of your home, while finding small and bigs ways to save money. Broken down into eight steps, with the final ninth step that wraps up what we’ve learned.
Press & Praise
There are plenty of books on how to buy, sell or invest in real estate. There isn’t one that brings together homeownership with money management, investing and retirement planning. This is that book.
House Poor No More is the perfect handbook to prepare yourself as a homeowner. After reading House Poor No More, I know what renovations are worth the investment and how to prioritize maintenance, plus so many other homeownership secrets you could never find with a Google search or internet-deep-dive. Romana King's 20 years of real estate experience and homeownership knowledge are pared down into digestible takeaways extremely valuable for the average homeowner.
Romana King offers readers important tools for making strategic real estate decisions. She shows how to fulfil our emotional desire for homeownership while also building long-term wealth — without having to pinch our lifestyle or compromise other financial goals.
