David Schumacher, who passed away in 2006, began his real estate portfolio in Hermosa Beach, California after taking a helicopter ride
over the city in 1960. After finding success as an appraiser, David and his twin brother Paul collaborated on that business while buying
properties in areas where values were escalating. This was the beginning a real estate fortune leading to his best selling book, Buy and
Hold: 7 Steps to a Real Estate Fortune, which continues to sell briskly in the 2004-05 Revised Edition. Buy and Hold was named one of
the 10 best Real Estate books of 2000 by syndicated columnist Robert Bruss. David and his wife, Margaret, have also had stories in every
version of the Chopped Liver Anthology series published by the Book Publicists of Southern California.
over the city in 1960. After finding success as an appraiser, David and his twin brother Paul collaborated on that business while buying
properties in areas where values were escalating. This was the beginning a real estate fortune leading to his best selling book, Buy and
Hold: 7 Steps to a Real Estate Fortune, which continues to sell briskly in the 2004-05 Revised Edition. Buy and Hold was named one of
the 10 best Real Estate books of 2000 by syndicated columnist Robert Bruss. David and his wife, Margaret, have also had stories in every
version of the Chopped Liver Anthology series published by the Book Publicists of Southern California.
| Dr. David Schumacher, Real Estate Investor, Author and Philanthropist |
Still owning three properties on the famous Strand in Hermosa Beach,
California, where Schumacher had been doing business for over 50
years, they decided it was time give something back to a community
which has given them so much. As a result they donated 1 million
dollars toward renovation and expansion of the Hermosa Beach Pier.
On November 19, 2005 a ceremony was held to dedicate the
Schumacher Plaza, named in honor of David Schumacher's twin brother,
Paul. Attended by County Supervisor Don Knabe and hosted by
Hermosa Beach Mayor Peter Tucker, the dedication was preceded by
press coverage worthy of such a great civic gift.
California, where Schumacher had been doing business for over 50
years, they decided it was time give something back to a community
which has given them so much. As a result they donated 1 million
dollars toward renovation and expansion of the Hermosa Beach Pier.
On November 19, 2005 a ceremony was held to dedicate the
Schumacher Plaza, named in honor of David Schumacher's twin brother,
Paul. Attended by County Supervisor Don Knabe and hosted by
Hermosa Beach Mayor Peter Tucker, the dedication was preceded by
press coverage worthy of such a great civic gift.
| Contact David and Margaret Shumacher at mschuma233@aol.com Visit their website at www.schumacherenterprises.com |
The story in Chopped Liver for the
Loving Spirit describes how David and
Margaret met on a cruise ship more
than 17 years ago. They were
immediately attracted to each other.
Then living in London, Margaret and
David saw each other on vacation trips
before getting married 13 months later.
Their bond is a testament to the
importance of the strong ties based on
fully supporting the most vital
relationship in our lives. David and
Margaret Schumacher are an
inspiration in all aspects of life and
worth holding up as an example by
anyone looking to better themselves.
Loving Spirit describes how David and
Margaret met on a cruise ship more
than 17 years ago. They were
immediately attracted to each other.
Then living in London, Margaret and
David saw each other on vacation trips
before getting married 13 months later.
Their bond is a testament to the
importance of the strong ties based on
fully supporting the most vital
relationship in our lives. David and
Margaret Schumacher are an
inspiration in all aspects of life and
worth holding up as an example by
anyone looking to better themselves.
| A consistent supporter of the Book Publicists of Southern California, David and Margaret will contribute a story to the fifth installment of the Chopped Liver Series, this being a dedication the "Gentle Spirit." Their other work in civic affairs, and with worth charities, makes the Schumachers a credit to their community and country. |
| The Schumacher Plaza at the entrance of the famous Hermosa Beach Pier. The city, founded in 1907, is renowned the world over for surf, beautiful beaches and a place which exudes the Southern California Beach lifestyle. |
| The City Seal of Hermosa Beach, California |
| David and Margaret Schumacher at the ceremony to dedicate the Schumacher Plaza at the Hermosa Beach Pier |
That's the word from America's Leading real estate
expert, David Schumacher, who discovered that the
way to lifetime financial security is to "buy smart and
never sell."
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late-night TV "no money down" scams. Here's a
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expert, David Schumacher, who discovered that the
way to lifetime financial security is to "buy smart and
never sell."
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late-night TV "no money down" scams. Here's a
shrewd, moneymaking, step-by-step investment
program providing proven advice on how to:
| Buy and Hold: 7 Steps to a Real Estate Fortune is packed with charts, graphs and David's real-life examples and axioms, here's your ticket to a sound financial future. |
| Chopped Liver for the Loving Spirit from the Book Publicists of Southern California with a heartwarming story by Margaret Schumacher |
| The Dedication Cake beside of picture of the twins, David and Paul Shumacher. Schumacher Plaza was named in honor of Paul, who David called"the smartest guy I ever met." |
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| David and Margaret Schumacher accepting dedication plaque at the Schumacher Plaza at the Hermosa Baech Pier |
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1) Pick the right property with the most
profit potential
2) Choose locations that will be tomorrow's
hottest neighborhoods
3) Negotiate lucrative real estate deals that
can make you wealthy
4) Turn your property into a money-making
cash machine
5) Use your property to make even more
money with David’s insider techniques
profit potential
2) Choose locations that will be tomorrow's
hottest neighborhoods
3) Negotiate lucrative real estate deals that
can make you wealthy
4) Turn your property into a money-making
cash machine
5) Use your property to make even more
money with David’s insider techniques
Financial Independence is the uttermost goal for every
American. However, most Americans do not know how to
achieve it. David Schumacher, Ph.D., was a premier
investor, magazine columnist, former college instructor at
UCLA, and millionaire property owner.
He parlayed a modest investment into property holdings
now worth $15 million, including homes, condos and
magnificent oceanfront apartment complexes in Southern
California. He is the author of Buy and Hold: 7 Steps to
a Real Estate Fortune. His book was voted ONE OF THE
BEST REAL ESTATE BOOKS by Robert J. Bruss, Nationally
Syndicated Real Estate Columnist.
Dr. David Schumacher won the 8th annual "IRWIN"
award Industry of Recognition of Writers in the News on
October 10, 2002 for the Most Inspirational Book
Category of the year 2002 presented by Celebrity
Comedian & Entertainer Rose Marie. The event was
hosted by The Book Publicists of Southern California.
In his book, Dr. Schumacher will show you the seven
steps--finding the location, buy, long-term financing, hold
for 20 years, appreciation, sell, and attain your fortune.
This is the way he has achieved his financial
independence
American. However, most Americans do not know how to
achieve it. David Schumacher, Ph.D., was a premier
investor, magazine columnist, former college instructor at
UCLA, and millionaire property owner.
He parlayed a modest investment into property holdings
now worth $15 million, including homes, condos and
magnificent oceanfront apartment complexes in Southern
California. He is the author of Buy and Hold: 7 Steps to
a Real Estate Fortune. His book was voted ONE OF THE
BEST REAL ESTATE BOOKS by Robert J. Bruss, Nationally
Syndicated Real Estate Columnist.
Dr. David Schumacher won the 8th annual "IRWIN"
award Industry of Recognition of Writers in the News on
October 10, 2002 for the Most Inspirational Book
Category of the year 2002 presented by Celebrity
Comedian & Entertainer Rose Marie. The event was
hosted by The Book Publicists of Southern California.
In his book, Dr. Schumacher will show you the seven
steps--finding the location, buy, long-term financing, hold
for 20 years, appreciation, sell, and attain your fortune.
This is the way he has achieved his financial
independence
| Buy and Hold: 7 Steps to a Real Estate Fortune is now available on audio CDs for easy listening in your car on the way to work or running errands and at home on the computer. To get the book or CD or both you can get them through Amazon.com |
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There are heroes among us who lift us to
unlimited heights with their spirit and
persistence. Dr. David Theodore
Schumacher was a businessman, author,
appraiser and real estate guru. He
amassed a fortune in real estate
throughout his lifetime, and then used it
for humanitarian purposes.
The entrance to the Hermosa Beach Pier
in Hermosa Beach, CA, was rebuilt with
funds David donated. It was renamed
Schumacher Plaza in honor of his late
twin brother Paul. In March of 2007 he
donated one million dollars to the Mission
Hospital in Mission Viejo, CA, for the
construction of the Schumacher Healing
Garden.
unlimited heights with their spirit and
persistence. Dr. David Theodore
Schumacher was a businessman, author,
appraiser and real estate guru. He
amassed a fortune in real estate
throughout his lifetime, and then used it
for humanitarian purposes.
The entrance to the Hermosa Beach Pier
in Hermosa Beach, CA, was rebuilt with
funds David donated. It was renamed
Schumacher Plaza in honor of his late
twin brother Paul. In March of 2007 he
donated one million dollars to the Mission
Hospital in Mission Viejo, CA, for the
construction of the Schumacher Healing
Garden.
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It was renamed Schumacher Plaza in honor of his late twin brother
Paul. In March of 2007 he donated one million dollars to the Mission
Hospital in Mission Viejo, CA, for the construction of the Schumacher
Healing Garden.
Everyone who crossed David's path learned from this incredible
gentleman. He was a lecturer, world traveler, and tour leader. He
taught advanced appraisal courses for the California Department of
Real Estate at Los Angeles City College and UCLA Extension. His list
of memberships in Professional Societies included: SREA Society of
Real Estate Appraisers, ASA American Society of Appraisers, American
Society of Military Engineers, South Bay Realty Board, and many more.
He realized all of this in spite of becoming increasingly blind from a
birth defect known as progressive myopia, a detached retina and
glaucoma. Although being nearly without sight from before the age of
60 and totally blind from the age of 76, David led an extra-ordinary life
of achievement. He authored Buy and Hold, 7 Steps to a Real Estate
Fortune.
He optimistically engaged in such activities as chess, square, dancing,
collecting stamps and coins, opera, classical music, ballet and
Broadway musicals with his countless friends around the globe.
Here's to David whose spirit will forever be with us.
Paul. In March of 2007 he donated one million dollars to the Mission
Hospital in Mission Viejo, CA, for the construction of the Schumacher
Healing Garden.
Everyone who crossed David's path learned from this incredible
gentleman. He was a lecturer, world traveler, and tour leader. He
taught advanced appraisal courses for the California Department of
Real Estate at Los Angeles City College and UCLA Extension. His list
of memberships in Professional Societies included: SREA Society of
Real Estate Appraisers, ASA American Society of Appraisers, American
Society of Military Engineers, South Bay Realty Board, and many more.
He realized all of this in spite of becoming increasingly blind from a
birth defect known as progressive myopia, a detached retina and
glaucoma. Although being nearly without sight from before the age of
60 and totally blind from the age of 76, David led an extra-ordinary life
of achievement. He authored Buy and Hold, 7 Steps to a Real Estate
Fortune.
He optimistically engaged in such activities as chess, square, dancing,
collecting stamps and coins, opera, classical music, ballet and
Broadway musicals with his countless friends around the globe.
Here's to David whose spirit will forever be with us.
| The Spirit of David |