Thirty years ago, New York Times best-selling author Douglas Andrew lived through an experience that could be ripped from today’s headlines — he lost his house to foreclosure and saw his personal dream of becoming a millionaire before he turned thirty disappear.

While most would have been daunted or destroyed by such a blow, Andrew was inspired by it, using his personal experience to devise his own method of building wealth.

It is a sometimes controversial strategy that keeps homes secure, equity and assets liquid, and allows its followers to withstand turbulence in the stock market.

The strategy has not only made Andrew a fortune – his sons Emron and Aaron, both UNDER thirty years old, have used their father’s methods well and made over $1 million dollars each.

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