The Forbes 400 list of the richest people just came out and other than Donald Trump - I did not see any of the other gurus who claim to make millions in real estate listed.

Who said I was going to continue getting into "debt"...As an investor, surely you also know the difference between "good debt" and "bad debt"...I'm not looking to leverage anymore "debt", than say Donald Trump (of course, I'm no where near that scale of wealth), but in principal, what is the difference?

I have personally learned countless strategies that I implement in one way or another every day from Robert Allen, Donald Trump, Robert Kyosaki, Carleton Sheets, Dolf de Roos, etc.

I bet Trump is pretty happy with his Trump Tower Rental income.

Here's an article regarding the topic: http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/mad-world-chinas-bind-is-ours-too.aspx I've been very interested in this topic ever since I began reading Rich Dad Poor Dad series and Donald Trump's books.

With regard to Warren Buffett's remark, Donald Trump said the same thing about real estate, but even him might have a second thoughts about some of his holdings.Regarding San Fran rent control, if you try to sell extreme rent control properties, you'd find yourself in a really bad situation.

That's it...then continue taking action.That's where the theory of knowledge is clearly trumped by the exponential learning curve of action.

Sometimes, family needs and wishes trump the best creative investment ideas.

You have to be Donald Trump.

Important is, a big bank is next door and MC Donalds, Burger King and a middle Shopping Mall one block away.