A) Start a Farm1) Create Neighborhood Website and corresponding social media sites2) Door Knock3) Every Door Direct Mail CampaignB) Sphere of Influence1) Create Monthly Email Campaign2) Be Social, go to every party, happy hour etc.3) Get them items of value every quarter4) Personal handwritten letters/birthday cards/holiday cards etc.C) Business to Business Networking1) Join a B2B networking Group2) Refer people to their business, be a giver.D) Go To Real Estate Meetups

I started work on my 16th birthday and since then, I haven't really stopped.

That day (my birthday) I decided to get into Real Estate Development.

I received Rich Dad for my 22nd birthday and since then, I was hooked and tried to learn as much I could about real estate investing and personal finance.

Sometimes we'll use the "Birthday Trip" excuse just to go down there. but yeah the keys is AMAZING. 

Celebrating @Darren Sager's birthday. 

And I have no doubt she'll say "Its okay Dad, I understand why you missed my birthday party...

So I believe I qualify as a trader as opposed to an investor however I do have some long term investments.Income started with my job (I still work) and birthdays/holiday money.I think I'll wind up being a trader, securities though may be the grey area for my current situation though.

@Brett Prescott take every extra penny and get that thing paid off by your 30th birthday.

The only thing you need to wield is a legendary work ethic and to not give up.Man I’m 19, just dropped out of school, have been doing this actively for a couple months and am going to be a millionaire by my 20th birthday next June.