Live Without Debt When You Read This
Immigrant’s Financial Success Story
Create a life you love, learn
financial strategies that allow you to
live debt-free, and build a home
without a mortgage when you read
the new finance memoir from
author Olufemi Williams!
Tales of a Pseudo-Immigrant is a
first-hand account of Williams'
experience of growing up in an
immigrant family in the United States
and includes a story of building a
house in the USA without a
mortgage.
Williams was born in Washington
DC to Nigerian parents and
explains she has the
characteristics of an immigrant,
which gives her a unique
perspective on living in America.
Through the book, she describes her
experiences as a pseudo-immigrant
living in the United States and has
written the book to help other
immigrants and young college
graduates to avoid financial pitfalls,
such as credit card debt and
mortgages.
As part of the launch, you will find
strategies that explain how you can
achieve financial stability and
independence in a relativity short
period of time, based on the lessons
Williams has learned.
Using her family's decision to live debt-
free and giving a detailed account of
how they built their home without a
mortgage or other lending options,
Williams explains how you can also
build a life and a home without
borrowing money.
Chapters include coming back
to America, financial strategy,
financial mistakes, pros and
cons of having a mortgage,
spirituality, and more.
One section of the book takes
a detailed look at mortgages,
discusses whether you need
to have one, and offers some
alternatives.
The short book is 12 pages
in length and is suited for
reading ages of 11 years
and up.
Olufemi Williams is a
Pennsylvania-based author,
pharmacist, and aspiring real
estate investor who writes about
her personal experiences as an
immigrant and sells her books on
Kindle.
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description for more
info.