The old model of “earning one’s way to retirement” through savings and profit sharing plans as a company or corporate employee is no longer viable. In addition, due to the massive debt compilation by our country’s administrations and politicians, we face a future of rising interest rates, hyperinflation and a decreasing standard of living. More and more people will become dependent on the government for a very meager or basic subsistence. The opportunity that the economic turbulence and chaos creates is the first imperative of the person who seeks to maintain independence. Once that opportunity is defined, action is the next step. Finally, speed to the desired goal can be obtained in one of two ways; by trial and error or by following in the footsteps of other thought leaders. Either method may work; however, the amount of time available must be considered before making a decision. Currently, our country appears to be on a fast track to becoming another Greece. Let your own observations be your guide. Financial security, before anything else, is of paramount importance. Cash flow, when secured by hard asset, is the basis for creating multiple streams of diversified income [that] leads to security, options and finally, freedom.

Real estate has historically created more wealth than any other investment platform. This exchange or transfer of wealth has happened over and over again and most clearly during times of recession or depression. Understanding the dynamics at play in the current market and how to position one to leverage the voids in the market with low downside risk is the key to profits and wealth.

It has been proven since time immemorial: land is wealth and through land you build more wealth. But in today’s complex markets it’s hard to know where to start. This is even truer in the tough economic times we face today. We are all using our time trying to figure out how to stay ahead of the game through the means we know. From the blue-collar workers facing rising unemployment and costs of living to the white-collar businessmen struggling to hold onto the value of their homes and investments in the turbulent waters of the stock market, everyone is hurting and fighting to survive. What most people don’t realize, however, is that the solution is readily available to everyone, regardless of economic status. And it is indeed real estate.

Creating new income streams with no need for cash, credit, or even a bank—or taking existing equity and utilizing it to create passive income streams with great returns—make real estate the optimum vehicle to capitalize on today’s opportunities. There are a number of options available for those willing to put in the effort. These include wheeling and dealing with foreclosures and distressed properties as well as wholesale and flipping houses. You can also be the landlord, the bank—the choices are varied and provide a great degree of flexibility and possibility. Author Jim Ingersoll has bought and sold literally hundreds of houses in his real estate career, and by using his key concepts, investors can learn to generate passive income streams and wealth collecting real estate assets with great returns utilizing the power of compounding interest.

Ingersoll teaches the number of profit centers and income streams available when using real estate as an investment vehicle and stresses the need to view the depressed economy as an opportunity, a rare chance to increase your income potential and overall wealth. Full of sound strategies and methods for creating income and wealth for today as well as for your retirement and future generations, Cash Flow Now: How to Create Multiple Streams of Real Estate Income will put you on the road to financial freedom—today!

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Jim Ingersoll is a successful real estate entrepreneur who has bought and sold hundreds of houses. Also a Class A contractor, he holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and a Masters Degree in Engineering Management. He has been married for twenty-three years, is the father of two daughters, and has spoken at a variety of real estate events and seminars in hopes of helping others achieve financial freedom.