There are hundreds, if not thousands, of seminars, training programs, audio kits, e-books, conference calls and CD-ROMs that claim to teach you the business behind foreclosure investing. Unfortunately, these programs will cost you a fortune and typically be full of content that's only trying to upsell you to the next level of the training program.

Don't be fooled - you can learn the business behind foreclosure investing without spending a fortune on supposed insider secret advice or investment club scams. There are some great books that are affordable, informative and not designed to sell you the next product in the series. You can even pick them up for free at the library.

So, keep reading for a list of recommended books that can help you learn about foreclosure investing without trying to take your money.

"Foreclosure Investing" (in the "Dummies" series) by Ralph R. Roberts and Joe Kraynak

ISBN: 0470122188

While a book in the "Dummies" series may seem silly, this book packs a lot of punch. It's informative, concise and stuffed full of quality information. It truly is a reference in its field.

Also, because it's part of a respected brand and series of books (the "Dummies" series), it's held to a higher standard. Authors are screened, facts are checked and the books are written to be a resource, not a sales tool.

"Complete Guide to Real Estate Tax Liens and Foreclosure Deeds: Learn in 7 Days - Investing Without Losing" Series by Don Sausa

ISBN: 0978834682

This isn't an uspell book. In fact it's an easy-to-read, step-by-step guide to buying foreclosure and tax lien properties. Everything you need to know is broken down into simple instructions that are clear and concise.

The author, Don Sausa, also maintains a daily blog posting local tax and foreclosure auctions across the country.

"The Complete Idiot's Guide to Buying Foreclosures" (2nd Edition) by Bobbi Dempsey and Todd Beitler

Yes, it's another series book, but again, since this book is written as part of a brand (the "Idiot's Guide" series), it's held to a standard and not written as a sales tool.

(If you don't have prior familiarity with the "Dummies" or "Idiot's Guide" series, don't be put off by the titles. These are more tongue-in-cheek names to catch the attention of people who are able to admit to themselves they need the assistance of others with more expertise.)

The book is comprehensive, informative and up-to-date with changing laws from state to state. Bear in mind, however, that this book is geared toward people who want to invest in foreclosure properties, not individuals or families who seek to buy a foreclosure property as a home.

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