Secrets Banks and Lenders Don't Want You to Know/ Mortgage Free for Life!

by Richard Weathington, Beth M. Ley

YOU CAN pay off your typical 30-year mortgage in as little as 7-10 years! YOU CAN save thousand of dollars on your mortgage! YOU CAN accelerate your wealth building (building equity FAST), with simple strategies for real estate investing! YOU CAN lower your monthly payments AND begin building equity immediately! Are you making these major money mistakes? 6 Making minimal payments on your mortgage? * Depositing money into traditional bank account, where they make all the profit on the use of your stored money? * Making one extra payment a year or on a bi-weekly scheme, which only cuts a few years off a mortgage, but costs you more out of your budget? * Just making the minimum payment on all your credit card payments? * Focusing only on the monthly payments or interest rates alone? Jump ahead of the game now. Thousands of informed people are now discovering how to be living free and clear, who never thought they could.

224 pages, Paperback

Published September 1, 2007

Reviews

[Anthony Cox · Rating 1 out of 5]

Well, I just finished this book and it was somewhat interesting since I am always looking for better ways to manage money and pay debts. I look forward to setting up an excel spreadsheet to compare what the book proposes versus just paying every extra cent each month towards your principal and having a HELOC as a backup Emergency fund.

But, about there are no specific breakdowns of how they calculate the interest that can be saved, because you have to purchase the software that he is selling to get the "biggest benefit". Seems a little too scammish. I certainly will not be purchasing software.

[Ryan · Rating 1 out of 5]

While the concept works, I don't like this book for it's extremely repetitious extreme repetition!!!!!! And for it's mis-directing marketing ploy of saying that no extra payments are required, when in fact, extra payments are made every month!!!! Oh, and the punctuation and bold, italic formatting drove me crazy.

[Andrea · Rating 2 out of 5]

Interesting concept, but so repetitive, I could scream. I don't think we'll be using this system because not having an emergency fund except through a HELOC makes me nervous.