- What word count works for a real estate investor ebook?
- 25,000 to 40,000 words is the sweet spot. Long enough to cover a full strategy or market with real depth, short enough that a busy investor finishes it in a few sittings. Padding past 45,000 words to look substantial usually hurts more than it helps.
- Does KDP require a specific trim size for real estate books?
- No hard requirement, but 6x9 inches is standard for nonfiction business titles and what most readers expect on a shelf or in a print sample. Quari Press defaults to 6x9 for this category unless you specify otherwise.
- Should I include my actual deal numbers?
- Yes. Real estate readers convert on proof, not promises. Blur out anything genuinely sensitive (SSNs, exact addresses if privacy matters) but keep purchase prices, rehab budgets, and returns intact. That's the whole reason someone buys your book over a free blog post.
- What file format does Quari Press export for direct sale?
- EPUB for e-readers and a print-ready PDF with embedded fonts for direct sale or print-on-demand. Both are generated from the same manuscript so updates stay in sync across formats.
- How should I price a real estate investor ebook?
- $19 to $47 direct sale is standard for tactical, numbers-heavy investor content. KDP listings usually sit lower ($9.99-$14.99) because of Amazon's royalty structure and reader price expectations there.