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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 332.6324082 EAN: 9780743297844 ISBN: 0743297849 Label: Free Press Manufacturer: Free Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 480 Publication Date: January 09, 2007 Publisher: Free Press Studio: Free Press Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Have you ever dreamed about changing your life and working for yourself -- finding financial freedom and loving what you do? Real estate investing is a great way for women to work for themselves and achieve life-transforming financial success. But how can you get into it with your busy life? If you worry that you wouldn't possibly have the time to learn the ins and outs -- maybe you're working crazy hours, or a working mother juggling kids and a career -- then Nothing Down for Women is for you. This remarkably fast and easy read is written especially for busy women on the go. Broken down into short chapters, each of which can be fully digested in just five minutes, Nothing Down for Women gives you incredibly simple steps that will get you started in real estate investing -- whether full-time or on the side -- and on the road to remarkable financial success in just days. All-time bestselling real estate author Robert G. Allen, who wrote Nothing Down -- the most successful book ever written on real estate investing -- teams up with Karen Nelson Bell, one of Allen's most successful proteges, to show you the way. When Nelson Bell started using Allen's methods, she made her first million in less than six months. Now she teaches seminars herself. Combining her insider's secrets about how women can play to their strengths in the real estate market with Allen's proven strategies for success, they tell you everything you need to know about how to:
The authors provide scripts for talking to buyers and sellers, templates for writing a great sales ad, methods for doing quick and easy financial calculations, and handy checklists of to-dos. They also reveal the powerful secrets of women's advantages in the real estate world and how busy women -- even working moms -- can fit these quick and easy steps into their hectic schedules. Nothing Down for Women is the only book a woman needs to get started winning, and winning big, in the real estate game. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Totally Awesome!!!I love this book! It was very informational and a lot of examples to go along with it, in addition to testimonies. It also mentions alot of real world mistakes and what routes not to take! When I first picked up the book and looked at the amount of pages, I started to put it down and read one of the other shorter books I had ordered along with it and tackle this one the following week, but once I started reading, I could not put it down. 5 KUDOS for Karen! Thanks you so much for the information and ... Read More Rating: - Nothing Down for WomenThis book teaches you about Real Estate Investing in basic steps. The chapter assignments demonstrate the simplicity of the writer's strategies. Rating: - Naysayers abound-- must be powerful stuff!!I was appalled to read the purported review by Publishers Weekly. I truly thought the days when the worn out out down of female power by labeling it/us as "shrill" were over. But then I realized-- this means it really rang the reviwer's chimes. He -- and I have never heard a woman call another women shrill--would have felt no need to default to imitation and cheap shots if there were not something important going on here. For anyone who has read the book or spoken to Karen, ... Read More Rating:  - reviewToo idealistic. The moon has to be aligned with Jupiter before some of the methods in this book work for an investor! Rating: - Karen Nelson Bell has "cracked the code" of making the complex easy to understand and apply...I have read many books and attended numerous seminars on a variety of subjects. There are two main challenges that I've observed with some of these: 1. The information (with facts and figures) is given in very large "chunks", which can be rather intimidating and time consuming, and 2. There seems to be an assumption of a prior base of knowledge, including a whole new vocabulary and vernacular, which many new students simply don't have. Karen Nelson Bell very eloquently and elegantly addresses ... Read More 
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