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Over 20 years ago, around the time of the first housing boom in California, I found myself divorced, jobless, child support to pay, a non-homeowner and with a new family to support. Things were tough. My wife, kids, two cats and I ended up camping for several months before finding a small 2 room cabin to rent in the Mother Lode of the Sierra Nevada Foothills. But once there, things changed for the better. This is where I learned that asking questions and being a good listener really pays off. In short, we persevered and we were always able to make it -- sometimes making it really big.

For instance, the Recycling and Salvage business provided the income to purchase 5 acres in the Sierra Nevada foothills and then purchase two wonderful victorian apartment buildings and a home in Grass Valley, California. This all within two years from the time we began camping in the Mother Lode. Here are a few of my "deals" that got us from a tent to a victorian:

• Would you believe that I bid so low on one item hoping that I would not get it, ended up getting it, and making $60,000 off of it? I did, but I nearly missed it. This is a true alchemist's dream -- turning lead into "gold." In the manual you will learn about this and also about the many ounces of real gold I recovered from electronic and telecommunications equipment.

• I was paid $50 to haul away a classic 1947 1-1/2 ton GMC truck. It took me less than a day and $100 to turn it into a work truck that I used for several years. I eventually sold it to a collector for $4,000. In another case, I traded salvaged items that cost me less than $50 for a very nice modern 3-1/2 ton flatbed truck -- another work truck. I used it to haul hundreds of tons of material over several years and then sold it for $3,500.

• How I got a commercial espresso machine for $2 and sold it the same day for $350.

• How I got a 14 foot oak sailboat for free, spent a weekend sanding, filling, painting and finally -- sailing -- and sold it to a very eager buyer for $2,000 cash (I always wonder what it was really worth).

• In a recent library sale I found an original signed and annotated-by-the-author first edition of a 140 year old book -- a classic in its field. Unsigned first editions of this book are going for between $1,600 and $1,800 if you can find one at all. Recently only photocopied reprints are available at $150 each!

• How I literally raised the cash overnight to purchase a used $4,000 forklift with a buy-back guarantee.

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