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Audiobook — Nonfiction, Wry & Grounded

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Have you ever wondered what sort of people attend investment seminars? Are they battlers striving to make ends meet, or middle class people trying to break into the upper class? Maybe they're members of the upper class, looking for new ways to get even further ahead. They could be academics searching for a course that will enlighten them as to their ideal vocation — one that pays well but requires no work. Actually, all these kinds of people attend investment seminars. It seems that every time you look through a major daily newspaper, there are more and more ads promoting these seminars. Some advocate buying shares, while others urge you into property portfolios. Many say you don't need to start with money to get rich, that their strategies are suitable for anyone, easy, and low-risk. With more and more courses trying to capture the interest of potential investors, the promises made by 'no risk' courses get larger with each new edition of the newspaper.

ABOUT THIS READ

Long-form nonfiction narration — an author's skeptical, grounded read for a real-estate investing book. Easy to follow at chapter length, with a dry edge that keeps a hard-sell subject honest.

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