- Your Dream Home for $1,000's Less :: Real-Estate-Informant.com

Thursday, 08th January 2009

home about authors news books xml feed sitemap privacy contact us

There are 5 users online

Mortgages
Agents and Brokers
Commercial Real Estate
General
Home Buyers
Home Furnishings / Interiors
Home Owners
Home Related Services
International Real Estate
Local Real Estate News
Property Maintenance
Property Sellers
Real Estate Education
Real Estate Industry
Real Estate Investing
Real Estate Law
Rental and Income Property
Retirement-Senior Housing

Our Newsletter

Subscribe
Unsubscribe

Voting Poll

If you had $20,000 to spend, which room would you do a makeover on?
	Bathroom
	Family Room
	Kitchen
	Living Room
	Master Bedroom
	Other Bedroom
	Outdoor Kitchen

Other Resources

For other sources of real-estate news, tips, and information, visit our resources page

Submit an Article

Would you like to have your article posted? Click Here

Your Dream Home for $1,000's Less
Added: 01/21/2004 Type: Summary Viewed: 651 time(s) [ Not Rated Yet ]

How would you rate this article: Bad Good Go »

Printer Friendly Version

Your Dream Home for $1,000's Less

I moved into my ‘DREAM’ home valued at $225,000 with no money down and immediately increased my net worth by $52,000 in the process. If I can do it so can you.

In my book “How to Build the American Dream” I show people step by step how they can turn their dreams into reality. With interest rates at the lowest levels in decades, there is no better time to take action. I’m using the information I share in my book every day and I’m continuing to increase my net worth. With my money back guarantee purchasers have nothing to loose and only your dreams to gain.

“How to Build the American Dream” was written from my experience building my own home. The material is presented in an easy to understand and follow format. There are many illustrations, examples and exhibits to reinforce learning. The information and exhibits contained in the book are real and many of the documents are actual vendor bids and or invoices I received. My home was valued at $225,000 and my cost basis was $173,000. I increased my net worth through this project by $52,000. This was my first construction project, so I made some mistakes. I show you not only how to avoid the mistakes, but how to improve upon my experience.

There is nothing left to chance, the book contains twenty-one chapters. I explain how to obtain financing, key considerations in lot selection, controlling vendor payments, getting inspections completed timely and the selection of vendors and materials suppliers. The knowledge and information shared can be applied to remodeling projects and room additions as well as new construction. The more informed you are the better chance you have of achieving the desired result.
This is not a get rich quick scheme. But, if you are serious about having the home of your dreams and maximizing your home building experience this book is for you.

Article Pages: 1

Article Comments

Add Comment |

View All (0)

There are currently no comments for this article.

Advanced Search