Title: Gee, where have I heard this before?
Product review: This book tells you to live below your means, save as much money as you can as early as you can, and invest it for the long term. It emphasizes understanding what you're investing in, such as the discussion he gives regarding his early real estate investments. There's nothing new here, and the author takes what could be summarized in a few pages and turns it into this big long overly complex mumbo jumbo treatise on personal finance which will do nothing other than take up a lot more of your time than necessary and make the author rich, which is obviously the point. Save your money. You'd be better served by The Millionaire Next Door or Eight Steps to Seven Figures. And please don't think you're going to become a real estate tycoon reading this either. there are few better ways to lose a lot of money.
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