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Rich Dad Poor Dad Review

Chad Springs
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Hello everyone!

My wife, myself and a friend of ours has been researching the real estate world for over a year now and we have been to the 3 day Than Merrill (Fortune Builders) and the Rich Dad 3 day schooling. Which is where we heard about this website. We're already $700 plus in on the Rich dad for the 3 day schooling and are considering doing the Legacy training however it is extremely costly. Essentially the three day schooling for both companies is half learning and half convincing you to invest in their more advanced schooling. Prices ranging from $19,000 to $53,000 for Rich Dad training.

I was just curious if anyone has done the advanced Legacy training and if it's worth that costly investment? We all have college degrees and already have enough debt. I would love to hear opinions as well as other great sources. I would love to meet people in the industry and possibly network. So please don't hesitate to comment.

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