Nickerson S No Risk Way To Real Estate Fortunes

Explains all the basic information to begin investing and renovating to generate wealth, offering indispensable advice on managing rental properties, making real estate deals, and demonstrating why "nothing down" methods do not always work

After writing his first book (How I Turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time), William Nickerson went on book tours to stores, radio and TV show explaining his new concept of the average person investing in real estate. This second book in the form of questions and answers is his response to the hundreds and thousands of questions people asked on the book tours and seminars that he gave. Nickerson crossed the country dozen of times, studying real estate developments, checking trends, and updating his information. Besides his personal contact people also sent Nickerson thousands of letters with questions and stories of their own success following his real estate teachings. Says Nickerson, "These current examples of success prove over and over how real estate investment can turn small nest eggs into large fortunes." Nickerson shows how his techniques work in different parts of the country. He tells how to appraise property values no matter where you live. Nickerson answers the following questions among others: Where is the best place to invest? How can I tell a good deal from a bad one? Can a property be worth more than the listed price? What is the riskiest property? Where can I make advantageous trades? When is a building worth remodeling? How can I get 100% financing? How does a tax free exchange work? What are my chances of success?

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