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Ready to ditch the 9-to-5 and build wealth from scratch? In 17 Years of Secrets of Building Wealth Using Junk Removal, Dave Lockwood reveals a gritty, proven system that turned junk into a multimillion-dollar empire. After losing everything in the 2008 crash, Lockwood transformed desperation into opportunity, founding Remove It Pros Inc. with his son Logan and partner Taylon Gordon. This isn't just a book-it's your ticket to financial freedom through a business anyone can start.

Lockwood's secret? "Junk Removal Amplified"-get paid to haul away clutter, then profit again by selling the treasures within. From $1,500 couches to scrap metal hauls worth $30,000, he shows how to turn trash into cash with minimal startup costs: a truck, a trailer, and hustle. Across 33 chapters, you'll master finding jobs (estates, curbside pickups), pricing deals, and selling on Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and eBay. His "Dave Math" formula and tool tips-like using a Sawzall to tackle big items-make it practical and doable.

This isn't theory-it's raw experience. Lockwood shares failures that forged success, inspiring readers to see setbacks as lessons. Whether you're a newbie or a side-hustler, his step-by-step guide fits any budget or schedule. Start part-time, scale up, or launch a demolition sideline-the possibilities are endless. With YouTube testimonials proving its global appeal, this 2025 release (BookLocker.com) delivers a low-risk, high-reward path to wealth.

Perfect for dreamers with grit, 17 Years of Secrets blends real talk with actionable advice. At 154 pages, it's concise, powerful, and priced to move (Paperback: 978-1-959622-77-2, Hardcover: 978-1-959622-78-9, Ebook: 979-8-88531-975-1). Grab it now-your next payday might be someone else's junk!

Dave, working within the limitations taught to him during his upbringing, has found a way to break the cycle of poverty. Through failing a lot, he has found things that both support our planet and make good money. It's a complex combination to find. Crashing and starting over, he has found a system that works and wants to share it with everyone.