The Millionaire Real Estate Flippers (New Edition):  Flipping Fixer-Uppers:  How Anybody Can Buy, Fix and Flip Real Estate and Earn a Six Figure Income Direct from the publisher  This Paperback Edition is specifically designed for easy study. Book Details Format:  Paperback Size:  8.5" x 11" Pages: 306 Authors:  M. Mitch Freeland and John Freeland Publisher:  Las Vegas Book Company Edition:  First Paperback Edition, September 2018  DISCOVER:  How you can flip real estate and gain the edge toward financial freedom.  It doesn’t have to be difficult.  The Millionaire Real Estate Flippers is an indispensable resource book that shows you “How to” Force Appreciation and Flip Fixer-uppers to capture phenomenal profits.   M. Mitch Freeland and John Freeland know how to flip properties.  With The Millionaire Real Estate Flippers they show you how to do the same with any property, in any market, in any economy—good or bad. Explained by professional flippers and long-time investors, this book takes you into the field and up the ladder of real estate investing—flipping style.  It exposes the good, the bad, and the rightfully ugly, from mild fixer-uppers to the massive “el dumpos,” and shows you what to look for and how to profit like the pros.                   Let Mitch and John explain the nuts-and-bolts, strategies and methods used to secure a real estate profit plan.  This book is the real “stuff” and it is destined to be among an investor’s closest companion….Guaranteed! In The Millionaire Real Estate Flippers, you’ll learn how to: §  Choose the best type of property starting out §  Fix and renovate on the inexpensive side for maximum profit for small and large fixer-uppers §  What materials to use and how to use them §  Finance your properties quickly §  Hire and manage contractors and sub-contractors efficiently, saving you thousands of dollars §  Inspect property like a pro §  Flip properties profitably every time §  Make 50% + profit on every property you buy                                                §  Locate great deals and turn opportunities into cash cows §  Substantially Increase value to property (what’s needed and what isn’t) §  Price, list and sell your properties for tremendous profit Short-term or long-term, seasoned pro or just starting out, The Millionaire Real Estate Flippers are to the serious real estate investor as ammunition to a soldier or water to a farmer. This book is a required read for everybody seeking financial freedom and belongs in the library of every real estate investor. And it’s on target to be a real estate classic!     Here’s a sampling from the Contents INTRODUCTION             A New Beginning                 Who Is This Book For?                 Why Are We Uniquely Qualified to Write this Book?                 How Do You Start on this Path of Flipping Real Estate                 Another Why?                        Understanding the Opportunity         CHAPTER 1: The Best Type of Property for You….                 Advantages of Investing in Single Family Homes vs.                 Other Types of Real Estate                 Forced Appreciation Highlights for Choosing the Best                 Type of Property for You   CHAPTER 2:  Objective:  Short-term or Long-Term…. How Many Properties to Reach Your Goal? How Much Real Estate Do You Want to Own? How Much Monthly Income Do You Want? How do you Make Money in Real Estate? How Do You Make Money With a Short-Term Objective? Flipping  Short Sale Quick Fix and Flip Quick Fix and Rent Then Sell Lease Option How Do You Make Money With a Long-Term Objective? Quick Fix and Rent Hold Property Inflation Using Leverage for the Short and Long-Term Short-Term Leverage Long-Term Leverage Forced Appreciation Highlights for Objective:  Short-Term or Long-Term   CHAPTER 3:  Fix Up: Small Job or Large…. What are the Advantages of Small Fixers? What are the Disadvantages of Small Fixers? What are the Advantages of Large Fixers? What are the Disadvantages of Large Fixers? Forced Appreciation Highlights for Fix Up:  Small Job or Large   CHAPTER 4:  How to Fix Economically…. Material Costs Labor Costs Doing It Yourself Biggest Bang for the Buck Where should you shop for inexpensive items? Lowe’s and Home Depot  Wal-Mart  Sam’s Club and Costco  99 Cent Only, Family Dollar and Dollar General  Harbor Freight Tools Lumber Liquidators Sears Distributors and Wholesalers Barnett Pro Contractor Supplies Castle Wholesalers HD Supply Facility Maintenance Grainger Local and Regional Hardware and Specialty Stores   Nursery and Landscaping Supply Stores  Appliances:  What appliances should you include with the property? Appliance Parts and Repairs The Price for Convenience Where to Start on the Fix Up House Interior Removing Garbage Demolition Functional Obsolescence Kitchen Remove All Old and Outdated Appliances Counter Top Cabinets and Base Cabinet Knobs and Handles Plumbing Hardware and Sinks Lighting Fixtures Paint Flooring Electrical Appliances How to Create a Great $2,000 Kitchen Rehab How to Create a Great $4,000 Full Kitchen Rehab Bathrooms Tub and Shower Sink and Vanity Plumbing Hardware Toilet/Tank Towel Bars, Shower Rod and Paper Dispenser Mirror and Medicine Cabinet Lighting Fixtures and Fan/Lights Paint—Bathroom                                                                                           Flooring—Bathroom Living Rooms, Dining Rooms and Family Rooms Lighting Paint Electrical Flooring Master Bedroom and Bath Lighting Fixtures Paint Electrical Flooring Closet Crown Molding Master Bathroom Hallways Lighting Fixtures Paint Electrical Linen Closet Utility Room Paint, Electrical, Plumbing Cabinets Flooring Clothes Washer and Dryer Hardware Door Hardware Window Hardware Doorstops Window Treatment Blinds Drapes and Curtains Air Conditioning and Heating Water Heater and Smoke Detectors Air Conditioning and Heating Natural Gas Heating Water Heater Smoke Detectors House Exterior Roof Paint Windows Painting Windows Replacing Windows Replacing Glass Porch and Front Entryway Porch Paint Porch Light Mailbox House Numbers Doorbell and Knocker Welcome Mat Driveway Concrete Asphalt Brick Pavers Stone Pavers Gravel Fencing Wood Privacy Fencing Picket Fences Block Fences Chain-Link Fences Wrought Iron Fence Aluminum Fence Landscaping Sprinkler System Planters Sod Flowers, Decorative Plants and Shrubs  Trees Landscapers and Landscape Architects Forcing the Appreciation Items That May Be Installed to Increase Appeal and Value Missing or Damaged Items You May Not Need to Replace It’s Your Money Forced Appreciation Highlights for How to Fix Economically   CHAPTER 5:  Flipping What is Flipping? What Kinds of Flips are There? New Home Sales Plain Flip Quick-Fix and Flip Wholesale Flip What Problems can Arise? Carrying Costs It Needs some Seasoning Unexpected Repairs Forced Appreciation Highlights for Flipping   CHAPTER 6:  Pricing for a Quick Sale…. Price it Right It Must Be in Great Condition Be Flexible with Terms Work with Lenders and Mortgage Brokers  Hustle with Advertising  The Multiple Listing Service  Sell It Yourself with Open Houses  How to Determine Your True Net Profit Forced Appreciation Highlights for Pricing for a Quick Sale   CHAPTER 7:  Quick Fix….             What would an investment property typically look like as a             quick fix? Landscaping Paint Flooring Minor Repairs Cleanliness Inside and Out Suit the Buyer          Forces Appreciation Highlights for Quick Fix      CHAPTER 8:  Escrow & The Settlement Statement     The Escrow Process Who can Hold Escrow? All the Players Negotiating after Inspection What Is Your Responsibility? Keeping Earnest Money Accepting Offers with Contingencies Buyer’s Financing Fails Extending the Contingency Period Copy of Rental Agreements and Permits to Buyer The Settlement Statement Reducing Settlement Costs The Importance of Title Insurance          Forced Appreciation Highlights for Escrow & The Settlement Statement   CHAPTER 9:  Inspecting the Property….                 What Should You Have With You When You Are                 Conducting An Inspection                 Exterior                 What Do You Look for in A Quick Exterior Inspection?                 A Detailed Inspection                 Roof                 Paint                 Windows                 Foundation                 Structural Damage                 Porch and Steps                 Wood Rot                 Termites                 Chimney                 Air Conditioning and Heating Units                 Electric and Gas Meter                 Landscaping                 Planters                 Irrigation System                 Septic Tank                 Interior                 What Do You Look for In a Quick Interior Inspection?                 Detailed Interior Inspection                 Doors                 Door Hardware                 Paint                 Windows                 Water Damage                 Electrical Box                 Plumbing                 Appliances                 Counter Tops                 Kitchen Cabinets                 Floors:  Kitchen, Bathrooms, Living Areas, Bedrooms                 and Halls                 Bathroom                 Get an Extra Opinion                 Inspection Checklist                 Forced Appreciation Highlights for Inspecting the Property                        CHAPTER 10:  Five Rehabs from Start to Finish                                                 Small Rehabs                 Rehab One:  3/1                 Discussion on Rehab Number One                 Rehab Two:  2/1 Becomes 3/1                 Discussion on Rehab Number Two                 Rehab Three:  2/1 Becomes 3/1                 Discussion on Rehab Number Three                 Large Rehabs                 Rehab Four:  2/1 ½  Becomes 3/2 with Efficiency                 Discussion on Rehab Number Four                 Discussion on Rehab Number Four: Garage conversion                 Rehab Five:  3/1 Becomes 4/2                 Discussion on Rehab Number Five                 Forced Appreciation Highlights for Five Rehabs from Start                 to Finish CHAPTER 11: Parting Thoughts Would You Like to Know More?You can start Today! Scroll to the top of the page and select the “Buy it Now" button.”   INTRODUCTION "Discipline yourself to do the things you need to do when you need to do them, and the day will come when you will be able to do the things you want to do when you want to do them!" —ZIg ZIglar Is it possible to make a six figure annual income flipping houses?  How about $500,000 or maybe $1,000,000?  Flipping houses does not have to be difficult. We have successfully flipped houses and multifamily properties in California and Florida, and in this book we will show you how you can too. The real estate strategy of Buy, Fix and Sell, aka flipping fixer-uppers, is where an investor is implementing Forced Appreciation. Forced Appreciation is the core result of flipping fixer-uppers.  In simple terms, by fixing or rehabbing an investment property, you are increasing the value of the property, in other words, forcing the appreciation. With flipping properties using Forced Appreciation, beginning investors could profit from real estate 100% of the time.  Your risk is limited and the profit potential high, when real estate is purchase at the right price. Forcing Appreciation has been around a long time. First introduced by William Nickerson, in his book from 1959, “How I Turned $1,000 Into a Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time” he discusses his technique for fixing-up rundown property. This was the first major book of its kind that spelled it all out for the new type of real estate investor. This technique of creating value is nothing more than what we like to call Forced Appreciation—a term forgotten by the new breed, where you are forcing the appreciation of property by making “valued” repairs—repairs and updating which people, your buyers, want, like and appreciate. Repairs and renovations that present “value” to the end buyer are the necessary things that get your property sold for a nice price. The majority of the repairs, when done correctly, are not complex or overly expensive.  They are, nonetheless, a solid investment that will increase value to your property and get you a healthy sales price. Why We are Uniquely Qualified to Write this Book We have been investing in real estate for a combined 38 years. We have purchased, fixed, flipped, rented and sold hundreds of single family homes, multifamily properties and apartment buildings.  We have improved entire blocks and even neighborhoods using Forced Appreciation.  Most properties were vacant, some abandoned and all in distress. Most of the projects undertaken were complete disasters and were considered major fixer-uppers. This is where the investor makes the most money with forced appreciation.  Our growth strategy was two-fold:  (1) flipping fixers for quick cash flow; and (2) holding a portfolio of rental properties including duplexes, triplex, quads and smaller apartment buildings for long term growth and positive cash flow.        We have also invested in raw land (wholesaling), condos, and retail commercial property. We have wholesaled bundled flips to investors and have sold many post fixer-uppers to investors and happy owners and first time buyers.  As our flipping business grew it allowed us to form a real estate brokerage firm, a property management firm and a real estate investors association. These are what we call a synergistic cluster because all of the businesses work together to create greater success. And because we had established work crews, it allowed us, from time to time, to contract our work crews to other investors. We made millions in real estate and also lost millions in equity on our apartment buildings during the 2008-2010 Financial and Real Estate Crises, aka the “Great Recession.”  We have seen and experienced the ups-and-downs, the good and the bad, and hope to share with you the knowledge that we have gained through our years in real estate in this book. Thank You Before beginning our discussion into aggressive strategies of flipping fixer-uppers, we would like to thank you for making an investment in this book. We are honored that you’ve chosen this book among the many real estate investing books available, and we believe you will not be disappointed in the content and practical resource material this book offers.  We wrote this book from our years of experience in fixing, flipping and renting hundreds of properties that have ranged from single-family homes, duplexes, quads, and larger multi-family properties. We have always been hands on investors.  It's the way we like, and feel that it is the right way for any investor starting out.      We also hope you learn the techniques we’ve prescribed to you in this book quickly and without delay; time is of the essence and the sooner you get started the sooner you will benefit from what real estate investing can offer—a lifetime of income and profit, financial security, and freedom to choose the life you desire.  Whether making it a fulltime career or part-time to supplement your income, investing in real estate correctly, will allow you to do more of the fun things you enjoy with the ones you love.        Historically, real estate investing has proven to be an incomparable asset class. According to The Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, home values in the United States have appreciated over 5% annually over the past 40 years and the average home price doubles in about 15 years.  Moreover, in recent years, there has been an enormous increase of individuals diving head-first into real estate investing. Fortunes have been made and the smart-money will continue to reap big profits; this we know. However, the sometimes easy-money attitude toward real estate investing has propelled many (for the first time) to grasp for a short term wealth model, while ignoring the long-term objective to building true and lasting wealth through real estate acquisition or by real estate flipping—buying, fixing and selling in a short-period of time, whatever the case may be.           Real estate investing (when executed correctly) is still never easy, and if executed incorrectly—disastrous!  You must constantly be on the lookout for the right investment properties and buy at the correct price. Why Real Estate? In the old days people use to compare real estate investing to the stock market. There were people who loved stocks and would not bother with real estate.  The reasoning behind this was a common one. Stocks are now, today—stock prices move daily—every second they move up or down. Stocks are liquid.  Buy today, sell tomorrow—cash now! Real estate is slow—it’s long-term. We use to think this way back in the old days. You could become a millionaire faster in the stock market when you have little money. So, the first ten years of our money was invested in stocks not real estate.  Then something changed. Stocks became extremely volatile and the market crashed again. Our investments were all over the place—one day up $50,000 and down $50,000 the next.  Up $200,000 for the first week of the month and then up only $40,000 at month end. There was no control.  We could not force appreciation on a company or stock.  We then began to take a more serious look at real estate and in a very short period of time, found what we were looking for. We began to compare stock investing to real estate investing. Here is what we found: We could buy real estate, in many situations, less than 25 percent below market value. This could be accomplished through distressed sellers and foreclosures. We could not do this with stocks. We could buy real estate with little cash.  For example, with $10,000 we could control $100,000 worth of real estate (10% down).  In the stock market we could only control $20,000 worth of stock on margin.  We could buy real estate with zero down and control it 100 percent.  With stocks this is impossible. If we bought distressed real estate and fixed it up we could directly force appreciation on our investment capital. You cannot do this with stocks. If we wanted to rent property and receive a high monthly income over 20 percent, we could do this with the right property. This is very rare with stocks. We would control as much property as we could handle with a minimal of cash and increase our net worth substantially through real estate. Imagine, you invest $20,000 and purchase a $200,000 house.  You invest another $25,000 rehabbing the house.  After you have finished, a new appraisal shows that the property is now worth $300,000.  You have increased your value by $55,000.  Your total investment was $45,000 (down payment plus fix up cost).  Your gross profit is $55,000 or 122 percent of the cash you invested. It would be very hard to show a profit like this in the stock market in a matter of a few months. With stocks, you buy and sit and see what happens. With real estate you act, you become proactive and force appreciation on your investment. You do not sit and wait to see what happens. You make it happen.  You are in control of the situation. You have a direct hand in making your investment work for you.     Real estate investing is a business like any other business and you will lose money if you make the wrong choices. Many new investors, along with experienced investors, have lost countless millions during times of economic downturns and over leverage. This is a common mistake of overly aggressive investors. Don’t get us wrong—we have known many successful real estate investors who have made substantial fortunes. we have also known many more that have attempted to become investors but simply could not understand how they went astray, how they failed. Our mission for this book is to make you succeed for the long-term, opportunity after opportunity, year after year and decade after decade, in booming markets and in busted markets. It is our hope to make you a successful real estate investor—an investor to succeed by using the main strategy presented in this book—Forced Appreciation—creating value in your properties beyond appreciation by inflation.  Flipping is about forcing appreciation. Have you thought about making 50% to 60% profit on each property you buy within a three month or one year period?  That is the average percentage you will make when you follow the strategies in this book. Your actual cash-on-cash return will be much higher depending, of course, on the amount of leverage you use.  This figure could be well over 100%; that’s 100% profit.  These are not made-up percentages; they are numbers made everyday by professional and astute part-time, fulltime, new and experienced investors.  And these are numbers that are attainable for you.  How does this all sound to you so far?  If you are a little skeptical that’s okay, because after you have finished this book and applied the material in it, you’ll not only have the confidence to go out on your own, but you’ll also have the tools to lead you through the journey of forcing appreciation.  Are you ready for a new beginning? A New Beginning If you have failed or feel you have failed in past real estate investing, or you haven’t achieved the success you’ve dreamt about, or have failed in other investments or business ventures, then listen to these words of wisdom: Zig Ziglar, the great motivator, categorizes failure as an event not a person—an event in your life that has happened—but it does not characterize you. Failure is typically the result of a poorly conceived plan or not sticking to it long enough to produce measurable results. Remember what Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail.” One of my other favorite quotes is from Winston Churchill, “Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm.” That quote says it all. This has a lot to do with believing in what you are doing and why you are doing it.         Sometimes, while in pursuit of the old mighty million, we neglect to spend a few moments thinking about a clear plan of attack or a long-term plan for our success, a strategy to get us from point “A” to point “B.”  Because of this, we sometimes fail. Though we have all failed at something in our lives, we are better off for trying and failing, than not trying at all. If you only knew how many failures we had, individually and together, you simply would not believe it. The idea is to keep moving—try it again or try something different. Don't give in—don't give up. Failure opens our minds, and with understanding, it will make us into better and more observant human beings and entrepreneurs. We believe if you have had past failures in real estate, this book will help demystify your concerns and answer your questions thoroughly regarding flipping. If you are new to real estate investing, then you are on the correct path with this book. Unequivocally, everything in this book is proven and works. This book is more than just an introduction to doing fixer-uppers correctly, it is a resource guide which you should refer back to regularly. When the information in this book is applied correctly and diligently, failure will soon become a word from your past.  Moreover, this book will help you to understand proven concepts that will enable you to secure a successful real estate investment business, whether pursued as a part-time endeavor or a fulltime investing career. Furthermore, as an example, this book is not like a road map to your real estate fortune. It is not a “one-stop-shop”; no book is, or should purport to be; it is, however, the course that will put you on the map. To illustrate this, let’s say you are in Miami and you want to go to Los Angeles. The first thing you do is buy a road map. You map out your destination and you then hit the road—you begin your journey.  Once you’ve arrived in Los Angeles, you are no longer in need of your map and you neglect to open it again until such time comes when you need or want to go back to Miami. Now, the message in this example is for you to not discard or neglect to review the information in this book after you’ve arrived. This book is not like a road map to be discarded after you’ve arrived. Instead, you should review the text frequently, even after you feel that you’ve arrived. Every time you read it, you’ll pickup something new, something you’ve missed, something you’ve forgotten. This is common.  In fact, this is why you read the same books over and over again. Do take notes and mark-up the book with a pencil or highlighter if necessary. Take notes and write in the book wherever you please.      Building knowledge to succeed in real estate investing is a journey that requires a time investment. However, if you have the desire, motivation, tenacity, and a clear vision of what you want, you will succeed in accomplishing your goals and fulfilling your dreams. As leadership expert John C. Maxwell puts it from his book Put Your Dream To The Test, “Clarity of vision creates clarity of priorities.”  Make sure you have a clear vision of what you want and your priorities will fall in place. Most chapters in this book can be read independently—that is, no single chapter is a prerequisite for the others; however, Chapter One and Two should be read first.  They explain the best type of property for you and flipping.   Who Is This Book For? This book is for every investor: beginners and part-timers, experienced investors with a lot of capital and investors with little capital and big dreams. This book is for everybody interested in making money flipping real estate. This is a “how to” book from the core, and the concepts presented in it should be reviewed, studied and explored regularly.  This book will equip all who practice the principles, strategies and methods presented here for investing in and flipping properties for profit. How Do You Start on the Path of Flipping Real Estate First and foremost, you must start the Right Way. The Right Way is the only way to ensure you follow the proper risk to reward ratio. There are numerous ways to invest in real estate. Most are high risk with low reward.  We believe in only investing in properties that show a low risk (bought at the correct price), high reward return.  How do you do this? You will learn this and other techniques professional flippers use to maximize profits and protect against loses. Becoming an Expert You cannot be an expert in one facet of real estate and be successful—you must be an expert in all of them. The information and strategies outlined in this book must be incorporated in every investment you make. When applied jointly, the information in this book and your collective opportunities (investments), and what you’ve learned will empower you to become a success in real estate investing.  In time, these concepts will become second nature to you and you will begin to apply them without really thinking about the specific application. An expert can make money in any market.  Anyone interested in making money in real estate should have a comprehensive knowledge of the forces that move or do not move real estate in a particular area.  This book will show you that and much more. Another Why? The question is, “Why?”  The question you should be asking yourself with every concern is “Why?”  Why should I invest in this house?  Why should I use granite counter tops instead of Formica?  Why should I use Formica instead of granite?  Why paint the house yellow?  Why do I need to hire an electrician?  Do you get the idea?  Professionals all ask the “Why” question. There is a logical reason for this.  “Why” cuts through all the junk and gets you the answers you need.  Ask yourself “Why?” with every decision you make and you’ll come up with the right answer.  When you write down the reason “Why” you want to follow a certain path or “Why” you want to use a specific color, tile design, faucet style or roof color, write down the reason “Why”—if you do not have a reason, then you’ve made the wrong choice. Go back to this book to the chapter that may help you decide the right answer. Understanding the Opportunity After you’ve completed this book, you will have gathered enough general knowledge to feel confident to move forward in your real estate investing endeavors.  And if you follow the suggestions set forth, we believe you will have a long and profitable investing career.  GOOD LUCK IN ALL OF YOUR INVESTING.                                                               M. Mitch Freeland John Freeland Los Angeles, California January 4, 2017 Would You Like to Know More?You can start Today! Scroll to the top of the page and select the “Buy it Now" button.”  Learn more at website MitchFreeland ABOUT THE AUTHORS M. MITCH FREELAND Mitch Freeland  has bought and sold, fixed and flipped hundreds of single-family and multi-family properties and has managed over 100 units as a landlord.  He had been called “a modern-day polymath” because of  the diversity of subjects that appeal to him and for the subjects he writes about. He is a person of faith, a business person, and a writer. He writes both fiction and nonfiction. Mitch studied Anthropology at UCLA and 20+ years of business and investing started writing at forty-four. Since then, he has  authored over one hundred books. Everything he writes about, he has experienced. He has been an active investor in numerous young companies and start-ups dealing in all classes of investments for over twenty-five years. He was President and founder of an online bookstore, and current President and founder of a  publishing company (Las Vegas Book Company), Managing Director of private Investment Banking companies, and a hands-on operator in his real estate investing and property management companies. Regarding his nonfiction writing, his goal is to create intuitive, pertinent content that can be incorporated into your personal and work life to help you succeed faster and with less stress. His publishing company, Las Vegas Book Company., publishes over one hundred titles including books on casino gaming, real estate investing, online bookselling and collecting, business developent and personal achievement. JOHN FREELAND John Freeland has been a real estate investor for over 15 years and with his brother Mitch has bought and sold, fixed and flipped, and managed hundreds of single family and multifamily properties.  Prior to his real estate career he was involved in Investment Banking, Mergers and Acquisitions and stock brokerage for over 14 years.  He is currently authoring and co-authoring several books on real estate and other non-fiction with his brother Mitch. Over the past 29 years he has served in leadership roles as Managing Director, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and President of Investment Banking Firms, a Securities Brokerage Firm, a Private Equity Firm, a Real Estate Brokerage Firm, a Real Estate Investment Firm, Property Management Firm, Assisted Living Facilities and other companies and entrepreneurial ventures in various industries including furniture manufacturing and retail, sports manufacturing, circuit board technologies, semiconductor technologies, internet technologies, consumer internet, internet content publishing, online bookstore and recycling, and performance marketing and most recently;  Author and Speaker. He received a BA Degree in 1987 from the University of California Los Angeles in Political Science/International Relations/Business Administration and has obtained and received numerous certificates and awards relating to business, leadership and community involvement Mitch and John Freeland believe that “quality and accurate information” should never be expensive or out of reach for anybody willing to learn. Many so-called online experts charge high prices. This prevents ordinary people from getting the knowledge they need to succeed. Mitch and John Freeland have bought and sold, fixed and flipped hundreds of single-family homes and apartment units and have managed hundreds of units as landlords.  Mitch and John offer solid strategies, tested and proven, with decades of experience. All of Mitch’s and John’s books are designed in a no-nonsense, candid manner.  Look for their other books on business, motivation and personal transformation.  Would You Like to Know More? 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