I read Poor Dad Rich Dad, and of course like many others I felt that Robert was talking about my specific situation.

@Rich Hupper What state?

If you are already filthy rich congratulations you have the money to be even richer, if like most people you are not stinking rich already you will likely end up losing it all. 

:(If you were rich and famous, wouldn't you also hold title in a trust or LLC for this very reason?

The bottom line is that if you want to get WELATHY and RICH while still somewhat YOUNG, you gotta put your safety on the line and tack on a HUGE amount of risk.

This evil bastard has a faulty moral compass and has decided to steal from the "rich" (you) and give to the "poor" (himself) by squatting on the premises under the guise of a non-existent or forged lease.Where I in your position, I'd find a FLAT RATE eviction attorney that has experience with these kinds of cases as soon as humanly possible.

After reading a few books (one of them being "Rich Dad Poor Dad" ofcourse) the idea of switching to a job to learn instead of working solely for money seemed interesting.

i think that appreciation is probably a bit too rich, its more likely to be flat in the next 3 yrs... i think houston has overshot its value relative to other metros, you can probably google articles about it being overpriced relative to other major metros.  

They used a private lender (a high net worth individual, a.k.a. rich dude) who didn’t care much about income requirements.

@Rich HupperYou can't borrow agains or from your IRA!