The 800 Blueprint: How to Fix Your Credit & Play the Game Like the Rich, Paperback

It doesn't matter if you only want to buy a house, get some money to start a business or get your personal finances on track, THE 800 BLUEPRINT gives up bankable information and unleashes industry secrets that can help anyone go from bad credit to borrowing 6 figures or more within 12 months.This book is a must read as it contains some of the most impactful information on personal credit and credit card funding available today. The author lays out a easy to follow guideline to get negative items deleted, maximize borrowing potential and add another level of financial literacy that can be easily understood. *Sample dispute documents included.*It is easier and faster to borrow a million dollars than it is to earn it, so why would you not want to fix your credit and get in the game?

About the Author:

Anthony Daniels is an ambitious consumer rights advocate, credit expert and serial entrepreneur who has made it his mission to teach his community the power of leveraging credit and developing financial literacy. As a teenager he made a commitment to himself to never work for anyone or trade his time for minimum wage pay. With no definitive source of legal income, he went down the wrong path that eventually landed him behind bars in his pursuit of financial gain. While being locked up, Anthony used his time wisely as he read every book he could and this is where he discovered his passion for finance, credit, real estate and consumer rights. Upon being released from prison with only $200 in his pocket, he continued to search for more information while at the same time repairing and rebuilding his own credit. With a strategy he puzzled together using high limit credit cards, he borrowed $90,000 to start his first legitimate business. Today Anthony is still pursuing knowledge and teaching what he has learned so others can comprehend and benefit from credit and practice better financial habits. "I want to help single mothers buy their first home and position ex-cons to use their credit to start businesses so they don't have to go back to a life a crime." He still plans to be a credit consultant, but wants to focus more on real estate development, building businesses and providing useful content about credit that will be available in his books for everyone.