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Before you invest in real estate, stop right now, and read this book. In a career that spans decades, Robert Barbera has seen it all. While working fulltime for others, Barbera leveraged his first 8-unit apartment building into an enterprise that grew to include 500 units. Not only did he quit his nine-to-five job and become his own boss, he created an enduring business for his family and a legacy of wealth. In How to Jump-Start Your Way t...

Whether you think it's too late to plan for your golden years or too soon, this book is for you. Join five couples-all at different stages in their lives-on an investment seminar set on a Mississippi riverboat cruise. Financial gurus present in-depth "Reality Checks" of their assets, debts, and savings, providing straightforward examples easily applicable to your life no matter what your circumstances. In the context of national and globa...

Money may not grow on trees and maybe there's not a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow. But in Building Wealth 101, entrepreneur and self-made real estate magnate Robert Barbera will show you how to take control of your finances and make your hard-earned money work for you and your future.By following easy to follow principles you can create independence and freedom and pave a path to your dreams.Strategies include how to:· Learn to budge...

Wealth isn't about money. All my adult life, people have asked me, "Robert, how did you make money? How did you become wealthy?" And while I want to share that with them-and with you-I also want you to understand that those are two different questions. Yes, of course, money can help you to create wealth. But wealth is far more than a number on your bank statement. So if wealth isn't about money, what exactly is it? Wealth is independence. Real...

A Street economist's strategy for managing market madness"A punchy and relevant book on our present distress that has, at its core, one very big and useful idea."Portfolio"Heeding the lessons of the last few years, as documented in this book, may help both financiers and government policy makers find ways to reduce some future costs of capitalism without sacrificing all the potential rewards."The New York Times"[Barbera] challenges the blind f...