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Rich Dad’s Advisors teaches readers how to create effective strategies for using other people’s money (OPM) to achieve financial freedom. The book explains how to look beyond personal resource limits when starting a business or making investments, attract investors without relinquishing ownership, and identify the sources that successful investors use. It guides readers in locating, evaluating, and creatively applying different kinds of OPM to build multiple streams of capital.
First publish date: February 2004
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Michael A. Lechter
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