No Money Down Property Millions

The world is awash with money.

It may not seem like it sometimes, particularly if you find yourself in dire financial straits, and we've all been there. But it's true; the world, and this country in particular, is flush with the stuff. Just look around you, at all the flash cars and big houses and technological gizmos. Most of them are financed/mortgaged/on credit, but the money came from somewhere. The City of London's capacity to literally 'invent money' is legendary. We British are the world leaders.

Getting hold of it is not difficult, either, if you turn your mind to it and apply yourself. What you do with it and how effectively you put it into use is all important. It's been my life's work to perform property deals that require no money whatsoever and I shall also show you how to achieve such deals. People have become multi-millionaires using my information and techniques. And I can do that for you, too. Why not

My name is Harry Hawkins and I've been in the property game all my working life. On my own I've done 235 deals over the last 25 years, made a fortune, and I've never used a penny of my own money. Seriously, by using No Money Down techniques it really isn't necessary to dip into your own pocket. Hey, you can start a property empire without a bean; I did, and I know many others who have proved it's possible.

I paid a lot of money (thousands) way back for a highly successful property millionaire's 'No Money Down' secrets, all hand-written in a little red book. It was certainly money well spent and I've guarded, used, honed and augmented those techniques to perfection over the years. Now I'm about to retire, and have a private charity to support, and so I thought it time to pass on to the next generation all that I know. And I've decided to do that in my report; No Money Down Property Millions. It's written by me, it's now finished, there'll be a limited circulation and then that will be that.

The inspiration for this report came from my nephew, Adam. It is written for well, yourself, of course but originally for him. He's in his late-twenties now and is fed up with working for someone else. As he says, he's far too busy earning a living to make any real money. He sees property as a means of breaking out of the 9 to 5, and he's right. Many people have achieved financial independence from dealing in property, whether that be trading, buying them to let, refurbishing, converting them or whatever. I know one old lady who hasn't done a stroke of "real work", as she calls it, in her life, though she's been terribly busy for as long as I can remember. Since she was young, and widowed, she's brought up her two daughters by buying, living in, renovating and selling properties, always moving on, up the ladder, to bigger and better accommodation, riding the highs and lows of property cycles with dextrous skill until one day, when the children had fledged, she looked around and found herself in a massive London town house, which she'd rescued from dereliction, and thought it time to throw in the towel. Having never paid tax on her property exploits (one's primary residence being exempt from capital gains), she sold up and moved into a small, manageable cottage in the country and has savings enough to last the rest of her life. Of course, after a brief respite, she's back at it again, I understand, having purchased the cottage next door it kind of gets into your blood this property business.

And I sincerely hope that it will infect Adam, too. He's determined to build a property empire all on his own. He seemingly doesn't want financial assistance from his father, and is prepared to do it alone and start from scratch, which is laudable.

That's how I started, too, many years ago than I care to discuss. Indeed only starting from the bottom and working your way to the top can you learn everything there is to know about the professi

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