A lot of rich people on this site think similarly.

Hi, basically i know some very rich arabs who have asked me to help them find a house, the problem is I am not an estate agent, is there any way I can refer them to an estate agent and get a commission.

I settled on Bedford because it's also one of the few Cleveland suburbs which is C/B- class for good genuine reasons (the people here just aren't rich), rather than reasons like crime or poverty.

Working in the tech industry, I was able to save enough money (initially planned to buy a home for myself, but after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad the goal obviously changed) for my first investment.After analyzing the potential markets to invest (Ireland, UK, and Portugal), I came to the conclusion that Portugal was the best choice.

Over the past few years, I've checked out seminars from Rich Dad, Than Merrill, and Renatus.

It's like a get rich quick scheme and I fear that it is predatory in nature.  

I am a beginner investor in Metro Atlanta and i have been expanding my knowledge on real estate and the right way to invest in real estate is through various books like rich dad poor dad, ABC's of real estate investing, BP book on low and no money down investing, and multifamily millions by david lindahl to prepare myself on how to build wealth from funds i will soon be recieving that i plan on making moves with.

I few I listen too:Jason Hartman - Creating Wealth RE InvestingKeith Weinhold - Get Rich EductionMarco S. - Passive RE Investing

Rich Dad Advisor, provides strong evidence for an impending and significant deflationary cycle in the housing market due to a convergence of factors that are all heading in a downward direction.  

I graduated from the University of Puerto Rico in May 2017 and during this period a friend recommended that I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad.