The Apex Predators of Real Estate: A Lesson on Good and Bad Money.:

by Ebony Jones, Jacob Artemenko (Illustrator)

Overview

The Apex Predators of Real Estate: A Lesson on Good and Bad Money.

"In this gripping and inspiring memoir, a Real Estate Entrepreneur shares her journey through the past few years of her real estate career, filled with challenges, setbacks, and encounters with predatory individuals. From deceptive lenders to financial hardships, Ebony's resilience and commitment to honesty and justice shine through. Through her compelling story, she educates readers on the importance of vetting in real estate and empowers them to take control of their lives. Join our protagonist as she navigates adversity, promotes mental health awareness, and encourages readers to unlock their true potential. This book is a powerful reminder that even in the face of obstacles, transformation and growth are possible."

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798369288405
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	07/18/2023
Pages:	164
Product dimensions:	5.83(w) x 8.27(h) x 0.35(d)

Editorial Reviews

I waited for this! Ebony's story is riveting! Page after page after page, I was hoping she kept going. I knew she did because we have the book. The writing is compelling and heartfelt, drawing readers into the author's experiences and making them feel a part of the journey. The book prompts important conversations, challenges societal norms, and ignites a desire for personal growth and transformation.

Barnes and Noble - Amy Shelnitzky

I've been reading the excerpts from this book online and couldn't wait to get it. Needless to say, I couldn't put it down. She kept me wanting more all the way throughout the book. The most valuable part of this book is every chapter! You really never know who you are speaking to or who wants to give up right before they read this encouraging book! Keep Going Ebony! We support you out here in the real estate world!

Facebook - Kyre Jacobs

I purchased this book because I knew of the situation and quite frankly wasn't fond of the Author after hearing such things. I was surprised to see the amount of information I didn't know were taking place behind the scenes. I can't give my name publicly as I privately plan to reach out, but I deeply apologize for all she has had to go through and for my part in just believing the influencing sources. People, please do your research. This is one amazing young lady. Let's help her rebuild.

Unknown - Nay Sayer