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Tired of living from paycheck to paycheck? Tired of working lots of hours but seeming to not be getting ahead? Tired of missing out on family activities, buying new toys, and having some fun in life? Then change! Read this book. It will guide you to more financial freedom and more time to choose the things you want to do.
The Rags to Rental Property takes you through the process of understanding the benefits of owning rental properties. Then step-by-step, it will teach you how to find, assess, and purchase properties. Yes, even you can do this.
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