How to Make One Million Dollars in Real Estate in Three Years Starting With No Cash

by Tyler G. Hicks

Here are the specific and fool-proof methods for getting started in real estate with little or no cash. These amazing techniques of real estate wheeling and dealing can build an enormous tax-free income for you in no time at all! And don't forget --NO license of any kind is needed to make this BIG money in income real estate ANYWHERE in the United States.

Genres: Business

259 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1978

About the author

Publisher, Author, Editor, and Engineer

Tyler G. Hicks, publisher and editor of three newsletters — International Wealth Success, Global Finding Services, and Money Watch Bulletin — and a prolific author of more than 130 published books on self-help, business, and engineering, and former Editorial Director and Publisher of Professional and Reference Books at the McGraw-Hill Companies

Reviews

[John · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book will give starting real estate investors lots of ideas on what they can do to make money in real estate. When it comes to the mentioned amounts of money, you can earn, lend or would pay for a property, it seems to me like they haven’t been updated since the 1970’s. So they are not a good indicator of what you can buy or earn in today’s world. It would be nice if the next edition updated the numbers or made reference to what year this happened in.

This forth edition was published before the real estate market crash of 2008. I wonder if certain elements are different now than described in the book when it comes to lending money from banks.

But all in all I really loved this book. The many ideas will surely stimulate your creativity. And the author highly motivates you to be creative in all your endeavors. It promotes solution based thinking and that no matter what the situation, there will always be a way to make things work for you. You just have to be creative, look hard and be ready for the opportunity when it presents itself.

[Keith Brooks · Rating 2 out of 5]

Just not what you want to read.