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Title: Creative and Specific
Review: My perception: if an author promises me I can build enormous wealth from nothing, the scheme is one of two things. Either I'll be learning to take advantage of someone else's ignorance, or the author is planning to do the same to me.Not so with Robert Allen's "Nothing Down for the 90s". There are ways to acquire real estate with little or no risk to the buyer and nothing up front invested. Allen is specific, detailing many creative deals he and others have made. His prose is readable and inspiring, making the book a fast and informative read.His credibility lies in this: to execute such deals requires research and cunning. "Sweat equity" in a sense, in negotiating a buy; replacing money with effort. Although these ideas are not for getting rich quick, they do enable one to buy with nothing down. Even better, the seller is happy too.Not for the faint at heart, but definitely do-able ideas.
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