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Beth L.
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  • Hagerstown, MD
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Tips on training your children to follow your lead in REI

Beth L.
  • Investor
  • Hagerstown, MD
Posted

Hi All,

I am curious to hear from successful investors who have trained their children to develop an interest in REI. Do you have any tips?

I have played the Cash Flow for Kids board game and Monopoly with my kids. Perhaps they are still too young, but they do not want anything to do with real estate right now. I am sure it has nothing to do with the looooong hours spent in a construction zone with not too much for them to do :-)  

We really want to train them while they are young, teach them the benefits of investing so that they don't have to be in the "rat race".

Any tips, suggestions, or good ideas?

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