Personal finance author, entrepreneur and individual investor Camille Gaines reviews the Robert Allen's Multiple Streams of Income Book.
-Brick and mortar business are expensive,
--We created multiple income streams from stocks, alternative investments, real estate and online businesses, which we have today.
--This book inspired me
1-Starts with traditional savings and investing model – saving a million dollars on $ a day, and it compounding
2 – Spending less
3- Linear income vs residual income. Linear is time for money. Residual income is made from working once
4- Stock strategies to build wealth like the Dogs of Dow and Popular Newsletters
5 – Writing Covered calls for income from stocks
6 – Real estate – his property selection criteria
7- Real estate – foreclosures and flippers
8 – 11 ways to increase your real estate profits
9 – Tax lien certificates
10- Network marketing
11 – Selling information through an online business
12- Saving money on taxes 13- legal issues
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