How to Make Nothing But Money

The creator of numerous television workshops on investment opportunities offers tips and easy strategies for building wealth, covering topics such as government auctions, low-interest loans, and small business opportunities

Clear planning plus persistence can take you "all the way to your ultimate dream of financial independence," according to TV financial guru Del Dotto in this fact-packed guide to often-bypassed roads to riches. His strategy is to buy distress-priced goods at police or postal auctions, foreclosure sales, etc. (a $100,000 airplane, perhaps, for $15,000), then resell for a substantial profit and invest the proceeds in real estate. Almost round-the-clock detail work seems to be involved--attending auctions, arranging storage, finding buyers, obtaining credit and so on, but Del Dotto, citing case histories, tells with bubbling confidence how to go about it. An appendix lists federal information sources and provides sample transaction forms. Author tour.
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Quick! Order this book today because it contains information on the auction of property owned or confiscated by federal, state, and local governments--the same information your patrons are buying through promotions on local TV and radio stations but at more than five times the cost. Del Dotto's book is "motivational"--he gives the ingredients for going out and making a buck through buying and selling personal and real property (that is owned or acquired through foreclosure), borrowing money, and the profits resulting from investing those funds, options, and partnerships. A good selection for public libraries.
-Arthur J. Lieb, formerly with Library of Congress
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.