Dean Graziosi, expert real estate investor, best selling author, public speaker and television personality began his career at only sixteen years of age. He bought a motor car in need of some work, and once this was done he sold the vehicle and made a profit. Not long after this, he set his sights on real estate and purchased an apartment building requiring renovation which also turned out to be a profitable enterprise. This purchase was the start of Dean earning millions of dollars in real estate investments.
Dean had no desire to hide his success and wanted to share his techniques with others so they could also reap similar benefits. This was why, in 1998 he came up with his first infomercial. The program, which was called "Motor Millions", showed viewers how to purchase and then sell motor vehicles and make good profits. A great success throughout the whole of the country, this program encouraged Graziosi to later produce another infomercial by the name of "Think a Little Different" which made use of his twenty years of real estate investing experience. Full of advice about practical investing, this program is still widely viewed today.
Dean's first book, "Totally Fulfilled", was released in 2006 and reached the best-seller list. This book detailed his strategy for finding success and fulfillment in life. "Be a Real Estate Millionaire", his second book, is already selling thousands of copies per week and is sure to be another best seller. In addition to his managing his investing programs, Dean creates successful infomercials for clients and serves as a consult to top professionals.
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