Customer Reviews

Fast Cash: How I Made a Fortune Buying Notes

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This book is a waste. I got a library edition thank God! Why did the publisher let the author write it as a story with infinite quotes. Probably because if it were written in the traditional way it could be reduced to < 50 pages. If you want to part with your money give it to your local library. It would serve a better purpose. By all means do not purchase the book and then donate it to the library. Libraries already have enough worthless books.

I read this type of book for the facts, not to be entertained with war stories. This book is all stories that adds up to less than a page of facts. Read the preview, that is what the whole book is like.

I found this book to be interesting an easy read, but I learned very little. Like everyone else has stated its nothing more than her personal stories. If you want to learn about brokering notes then your out of luck. It's about being a note buyer and forking out money to attorneys, appraisers, title companies. There's not even much insight on this either.

I am absolutely stunned that this book has been published. Imagine somebody talking endlessly about the mundane details of their career, who they met, what they ordered for lunch when they had lunch with them. How they felt about the people they interacted with etc. I've never been more disappointed in a book. Please don't buy this book or waste your time checking it out of the library. The only reason I can imagine it was published was to give Ms. Stevens the title of published author.

I've learned more from late night gurus than I did from reading this book. Ms. Stevens has conned us all with this one. Thanks for nothing.

This book has an appealing title, but that is where all ends. For any person willing to learn and venture into buying notes, this is a waste of money and time. Cute little stories and end results will teach you nothing about buying notes and profiting from this business. This book misleads you into thinking you will learn something from reading personals experiences. Slow pace, and wandering story telling... Move on to better authors....

if you're getting into the note business you should definitely read this book. its an entertaining account of different situations the author faced in the business. it is not a guide that teaches you the business nor does it pretend to be one.

This book is an excellent source of information for anyone looking into the note industry. Very well written and was probably one of the best educational books I have ever written. A+ on this one.

This book was very entertaining and educational at the same time. Ms. Stevens made the note buying business easy and a fun business to get into. I am a future note buyer myself and found this book to be helpful.