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There is ONE PURPOSE in reading this book. That is, to show you by actual example that it IS possible to make money Buying and Selling Real Estate, also referred to as FLIPPING, and that it is NOT what you think! You've SEEN the AD's in Print. You've seen them on TV. You've seen the Infomercial's. You've seen the YouTube Video's. You've read some of those Books AND you've probably been to one of those FREE SEMINIARS on How To Get Rich FLIPPING, and MIGHT have even been taken to the cleaners for the Big Powerhouse Program that just didn't seem to work for you. Well, it CAN be done. It's not easy, but it's not easy FLIPPING BURGERS all day either. It's takes some time and dedication to "find" the right property, buy it right and know how to sell for the right price. ALL of the things you need to know are in this comprehensive but short book, and all written by a 43 year successful Real Estate Broker . . . that just Happens to also be "Honest" This book is not written for the Harvard Graduate or the unscrupulous Slum Lord type Investor, but rather the Average Guy, Joe the Plumber type guy that doesn't mine working hard and taking some risk but would like for once for someone just to be honest about what it takes to do it.

David W Bolick has had a very broad and expansive mixture of experiences in his life. He became an Eagle Scout at 15, worked full time at 18 and at 19, bought a house and got married. In 1974 at age 24, he became a Real Estate Broker. He was promoted to a "Real Estate Property Manager" and became a CPM (Certified Property Manager) by the Institute of Real Estate Management and within a few years was promoted to a position of "Partnership Management" with a large Tax Shelter Syndication firm, responsible for approximately 7 corporations, 100 tax shelter limited partnerships, approximately 6,000 units of apartments, 5 hotels, a restaurant, 4 mobile home parks and 8 office buildings in 5 states. Eventually the IRS forced the company into bankruptcy and David served as the Expert Witness in court for the Bankruptcy Trustee in the liquidation all assets of corporations and partnerships, for the following 4 years. David left the Trustee and formed his own Apartment Management Company, Consolidated Properties, Inc. and having learned 6 computer languages, developed a sophisticated and comprehensive accounting and managerial computer system to manage the Apartment Complexes which were owned by a multibillion dollar national insurance company. During this time, David also served as a Court Appointed Receiver on several occasions for the Insurance Company. At age 47, David formed his current company, Network Real Estate, Inc. and created a cutting edge high-tech marketing residential sales company.