PS Sold most of my Bitcoin.

Napoleon Hill, Dale Carnegie, Gitomer, Rich Dad/ Poor Dad, Cashflow Quadrant, Trump's "Think Big & Kick ***" and "Think Like a Billionaire"), I'm working on the Trump University's "Real Estate 101", and I've got "The Art of The Deal", "The Best Real Estate Advice I Ever Recieved, and Kiyosaki's "The Real Book of Real Estate", plus about a dozen more on their way from Amazon (Thanks to a bunch of loose change and the CoinStar machine offering no 8.9% fee by choosing an Amazon gift card rather than cash)I WAS going to check out one of the local AREIA meetings last night but clearly last night just wasn't the night for me (got out of work late, had directions on my blackberry and the battery died, then my car overheated in traffic...

I know several multi millionaires, above $50 million and 2 billionaires.

I never understood why many billionaires keep 5% or 7.5% of their portfolio in gold.

In other cases, it's easier to track and split, therefore you may want to have the tenant pay (to avoid some crazy situation, such as someone mining bitcoin and using your electricity to do it ... it happens).

. - "Why Bitcoin is Stupid"...something that we can all relate to ;)And as a added bonus Bigger Pocket's new Money podcast by @Mindy Jensen and @Scott Trench had Mr.

This is a huge project, with lots of interested players.You might find Trump Strategies for Real Estate: Billionaire Lessons for the Small Investor interesting.

How about, he gets married, loves his wife and the love between them makes him so strong-willed he educates himself, lets his wife bare half a dozen rug rats and he becomes the next billionaire real estate tycoon without dragging his wife and six rug rats to real estate meetings.Option 3 - Get a rubber doll and save a real lot of money!

Very cool guy and a billionaire.

I will invest (haha, that is a poor use of the word here) $100 in Bitcoin without thinking too much about it - just like playing a game of poker.