Barbados 1956 Jenna White, a successful New York attorney, overworked, frustrated, unfulfilled, and tired to the bone, flies off to Barbados for a much needed break. She is be caught up in a series of disastrous events resulting from greed, death, and in the midst of all this, she discovers the love of her life. As she unwinds, enjoying herself for the first time in a decade, Jenna meets and spends time with Ellis, a rich American playboy, Norman, a handsome Aussie derelict, and Quincy, a British charter boat captain. On a water skiing trip, Jenna unearths an old coin on Sandy Lane Beach. It...

From Dirt To Dollars provides detailed tour the profitable process of Real Estate Development, with a healthy emphasis on why developers do what they do, and why they do it the way they do it. It is a step-by-step guide for the beginner, and a reality check for specialized professionals in the field, providing the unique perspective of a successful developer's point of view. It reveals the methodology of minimizing the risk, and maximizing the returns when acquiring and/or developing commercial property. It will also enhance the existing professional's tools for working with, and for, a...

This book is about houses and homes and how to make a great deal of money by working with both. You might notice that I differentiate between the two; a home is a place where you live and raise a family, and a house is a building that you can invest in for a profit. This book will show you that they can be one and the same, but the two aspects must be considered differently. Starting with the house you own or would like to buy, you will find out how to make a lot of money over a lifetime. This is not a get rich quick pursuit. In addition, once you have seen and experienced that process, you...

Investing your money and time in real estate is not reinventing the wheel, nor does it take incredible insight or great intelligence. Like anything else in this world, it just takes a little hard work, some common sense, and an ability to stay focused and see it through. Real estate has several advantages that other commodities do not have: It is a finite commodity. It is location-exclusive, as each parcel is immovable, and it comes complete with tax shelter designed to enhance your return on investment. This cannot be said for stocks, bonds, debt instruments, or any other form of investment...