Perpetual Income: How to Generate Cash-Flow from Low-End House Investments

by Bryan C. Wittenmyer

The last thing the world needs is another real estate book. The bookstores are full of them. Let me tell you why this book is different. First of all, most bookstore books are too general and are often written by "writers," not investors. This book is written from experience, and the experience of the author's numerous colleagues, who are professional investors. Skim the surface books won't get you anywhere - you need chapter-after-chapter of helpful ideas and tips.

Another problem with conventional real estate books is they are often boring. This book is not. You may not agree with everything the author boldly says, but you will know where he stands. This book is meat, not soggy bread. On almost every page, the author has key points boldly marked so you get his concepts. It has 183, tightly written, 8 1/2 x 11 pages. This book is about developing a proper philosophy towards income-stream assets. It is about controlling cash-flows, not being a mother to your tenants.

If you get excited about building an income stream that will last years, if not decades into the future, then this book is for you! This book is about buying lower priced housing - borderline low-income housing but not hard-core slums. Creating cash flow is what this game is all about: Rentals and Installment Sales.

If you like the idea of buying houses and small income properties at 30-50 cents on the dollar, this book is for you. It talks about houses being bought for a slow as $3000 each, yes, it is possible (although the norm is around $10,000 - 20,000). The amazing thing is these houses rent for about $400-500 per month!

Another biggie, this book covers in extensive detail proper rehab and repair methods and philosophy. Do not underestimate this fact: most investors over-improve properties and use poor maintenance methods! Learn how to clean up and repair junkie houses for $1500 in materials! We spend almost 50-pages on this topic alone! No matter what anyone says, this is a major profit center!

Finally, the book covers a whole host of other topics: How to get free and clear properties in 60-months - How to find tenants who stay in properties for 3-10 years - Business philosophy - Finding personal freedom - and a great section on city codes and property rights self-defense - the right way to sell and hold paper!

I invite you to read this book. Then reread it. This book goes so far beyond landlording, you'll be delighted! It is literally loaded with nuggets of profit ideas and tips. In fact, I don't care if you're an old timer in this business, I'll guarantee you'll find plenty of fresh thinking and tips that will give you new leverage in your business! My only request is to thoroughly read the entire book. It's like a train, it gets faster and stronger as it gets going. Most of the book is intermediate to advanced material.

This gem of a book is a bargain. You get all 183-pages of densely written material for the superb price of only $49.95. By the way, there aren't a bunch of blank pages used as filler in this book. No glossary filler sections either.

A few samples of topics covered:

Perpetual Income topic samples: Creating annuity-like income, bottom feeding for the properties where owners just want out, low-budget kitchen rehabs, low-budget bathroom rehabs, the keys to finding owner financing deals, correct cash-flow formulas and ratios, why lower-income housing can be so lucrative, smart roof repair secrets, how-to find free or almost free building supplies, dumpster diving for treasure, how bad is too bad for neighborhoods, 60-months till free and clear, savvy business philosophy, how to find more freedom personally, finding excellent contract help, the top 20 questions you must answer before buying the deal, managing low-income tenants (not regular management). Why section 8 may not be the best deal, do-it-yourself closings without title companies and lawyers, strategies for dealing with liens and judgments, the very best source of deals, avoiding Realtors, how to rehab a house for about $1500, reverse pyramiding, deconstructing debt, paperwork administration, how to sell on contract with getting burned, creating a perpetual income program, tax and water bill pitfalls, money stretching secrets of carpet, rules for holding paper, charting progress with graphs, secrets of repairing messed up houses (beyond paint and carpet), and dozens of other topics (hard to believe, but true). Order now and profit.

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