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Yara Dawod y_ka281 — I love this series! If it's possible, the second book is even better than the first. Thanks for the original recommendation, Christine.

Staci Ellis snookems285f6b — What a unique take on a book structure-- love the two-book approach. I truly enjoyed the novel portion and give it a solid four stars; the "how-to" portion was a little less impressive. I found a lot of the suggestions to be cursory at best. Plus the idea of encouraging people to jump into real estate flipping in this market seems more than a little irresponsible. I think there's a lot of information and inspiration to be gleaned, but I found the specifics a little shallow (how do you convince people to be part of YOUR million-dollar dream team when the type of people you'd like to attract are busy with their own interests. That little detail was skipped, as were several other key elements. Anyway, I enjoyed the book(s) and have already picked up "Cash in a Flash," the sequel supposedly written for bad times.

Ana Giovanoni oh_ninia — In college, I was ridiculous and decided I would contrarily dislike Ginsberg--never having read anything by him--just because everybody else loved him. Then I took a class on modern American poetry in which we read this book, and THANK GOD. I read the first line: Strange now to think of you, gone without corsets & eyes, while I walk on the sunny pavement of Greenwich Village. ...and that was that. I was saved from my own stupidity. It's possible that this book is really more of a four-star title, but for me it's a clear fiver.