July 18, 2009

Untapped Riches: Never Pay Off Your Mortgage — and Other Surprising Secrets for Building Wealth

It Saturday! That means it’s time for Burbed book recommendation!

Untapped Riches: Never Pay Off Your Mortgage — and Other Surprising Secrets for Building Wealth

Why do some folks get rich while others just get by? The biggest stumbling block for most people is believing they lack the capital required for serious wealth-building. Untapped Riches dispels this myth. This remarkable book reveals that most homeowners are in fact sitting on “untapped riches.” Working diligently to pay down mortgages, they are unwittingly tying up money in equity they could be investing elsewhere for greater return.

Offering 40 wealth-building and wealth-protection strategies, many of which fly in the face of conventional wisdom, Untapped Riches will change how readers think about borrowing money, investing, and mortgages. Challenging the idea that it is more financially sound to be debt-free, the authors believe that there is both good and bad debt — and that the former is essential to generating cash flow and building significant wealth. Real estate tycoons know it’s all about leverage. Now, the authors, who made their own fortune in real estate, show how anyone can get the cash they need, and really put it to work.

Why pay off your mortgage when you can easily use that money to earn more money! Like… buying more real estate!

Let’s face it, debt equals wealth. It’s what saved this this country in the first part of this century, and… uh… yeah!

Being debt free is for suckers. It’s what The Man wants you to believe is a good thing, so that you’ll never rise and become wealthy!

So load up on debt, and while you’re at it, help this site out, click this link to learn more!

Comments (8) -- Posted by: burbed @ 5:57 am

8 Responses to “Untapped Riches: Never Pay Off Your Mortgage — and Other Surprising Secrets for Building Wealth”

  1. UnrealAlex Says:

    That’s a valid way to think IF you have something else you can make a better return on AND you are willing to deal with the consequences if you are wrong.

  2. Pralay Says:

    Come on Burbed! You are featuring a book written by the persons who had FBI agents as regular visitors. You can do better.

  3. BobbyS Says:

    Just a suggestion, perhaps feature something else during the weekends besides these cheesy real estate books. It’s becoming redundant now.

  4. DreamT Says:

    Redundancies are fashionable during recessions

  5. anon Says:

    No its not. Redundancies are fashionable during expansions; in recessions they get leaned out…

  6. nomadic Says:

    Is that what they used to call “right-sizing?”

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    Love this part:
    The biggest stumbling block for most people is believing they lack the capital required for serious wealth-building. Untapped Riches dispels this myth.

    Hell, just “invest” in Lotto tickets while you’re at it! Hardly any capital required.

  7. Pralay Says:

    No, nomadic. Investing without capital means going to cruise and shopping in other people’s money.

  8. waiting_for_the_fall Says:

    Was this co-authored by Casey Serin?


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