you except that YOU don't know what you could put your money in besides the MOST PUBLICIZED investments.
Here's your FIRST chance to look inside the door at the investments that the super wealthy use to STAY super
wealthy. You didn't think they bought the rental houses they pass on their way to work or the common shares of
publicly traded corporations, did you? They don't. They buy assets that they can count on; Assets that did not take
a nose dive six years ago, assets that provide secure returns year a er year for fi y, a hundred years and
longer.
Listen to my true story. It was the beginning of our fourth year making our living from an online business where
we sold an ever-increasing number of items on Amazon [more than 100,000] and four ecommerce sites.
We had been traveling full-time for five years a er selling almost everything we had in Blaine Washington and
quitting a contracting business we named Van Go House Painting.
The money was getting really good which began to concern me because I knew I would soon have to start
investing the excess. That was a problem.
Since I bought my first stock in fi h grade, 100 shares of Commonwealth United at $8 per share, I would always
put excess money into stocks.
Then in 2000 I started putting excess money into buying houses. MY PROPERTIES take money out of my pocket
every month because I LEVERAGED them. Sure, the rents cover my mortgages, but every time my tenants tell the