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How to Make Money on Foreclosures

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Unlike many "How To" books, this one does not overly simplify matters or become mired in meaningless technical jargon. Instead, the book strikes a helpful balance by providing a sense of the thought process and vocabulary necessary to make money in foreclosures - while also offering practical, useful tools (checklists, formulas, etc.) to help us readers profit.

It should also be noted that, unlike some authors on the subject, this author has personal experience with buying/selling foreclosures, which further enables readers to anticipate and deal with the real-world issues surrounding the purchase of any home. All this is accomplished in an easily readable format by an author who also takes time to help readers think through the human, ethical and moral considerations inherent in the business.

Also, if you're contemplating buying your first house, this book has a very helpful chapter/checklist to guide you. I wish I had known about it before taking the plunge myself!

This book is well worth your time and money. Read it.

I've read many books on the subject, and this is my favorite! This book is well written, full of great information, no word is wasted, and it's fun to read. Evans is articulate, knowledgeable, and does not weigh her book down with fluff (just to reach the expected 300 pages - as other authors do). If you're trying to learn about foreclosures, this is the book to buy!

I found this book to be extremely well written and informative so that even a novice such as I would be comfortable in entering the field of foreclosure buying.

Ms Evans gives the reader her knowledge and experience, along with sound advice and insider tips to guide the reader through the process.

I FOUND THE BOOK TO BE VERY INTERESTING, ENERGIZING AND MOTIVATING.IT IS ALSO A VERY PRACTICAL BOOK WITH ALOT OF USEFUL IDEAS .HOPEFULLY SHE WILL WRITE MORE BOOKS ON THE SUBJECT.

I've read umpteen books on foreclosing and this books rates in the lower 20%. As you would expect from a lawyer this book covers more about the legal and theoretical aspects of foreclosures. You can tell that the author has little day-to-day experience on the nuts and bolts of flipping houses. She ignores the nut and bolts of what comes after the acquisition. There are many better foreclosure/flipping books available. For what it covers it's decent, but you can get that and more in other books.

The author provides a great foundation of knowledge needed to motivate and aide in the pursuit of real estate success.

Haven't read the entire book, but just a novice trying to understand the world of flipping houses! So far, seems like decent, grounded information.

It is a must have book. Denise was very informative and I enjoyed reading her book. I learned a lot about foreclosures and terms that I didn't know. Can't wait until she writes another book. Love ya Denise!