I've been reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad again and noticing how the parts about missing opportunities have been jumping out at me.We have terrible credit because of our business.

For starters I'm going to try to get her to read Rich Dad Poor Dad.  

One of the first books i picked up for recreational reading was Rich Dad Poor Dad and i knew then that i was going to eventually get into real estate investing.

In general, the end buyers are the very very very rich people, who look at it as a CD in a bank.

People love to think it was a ploy to get rich on the interest (LOL....) but most of those funds were held in non-interest bearing accounts.

I think Rich Dad, Poor Dad is the book that got me started on it back when I was about 19 or 20, so it's been a long time coming.

Well, BP is my favorite (and now there's also BP Money), but I also subscribe to:"Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast"  -Joe McCall/Alex Joungblood (fellow STL investors)"Lifetime Cash Flow Through Real Estate" -Rod Khleif"Real Estate Investing For Cash Flow" - Kevin Bupp"Simple Passive Cashflow Podcast"  -Lane Kawaoka"Rich Dad Radio Show"  -Robert Kiyosaki"The Real Estate Guys Radio Show""The Flip Empire Show" - Alex Pardo"Jocko Podcast" - Jocko Willinkand of course...

My experience in the past with Property Management is that I take all the risk and they get rich by hiring their brother and other contractors who charge 80% more that I could get it done for. 

And the favorite patron saint of Bigger Pockets Robert Kyosaki calls financial leverage, "...the advantage the rich have over the poor and middle class".  

Through a Facebook ad (hey they work!) I was introduced to a relatively new website called WealthSimple. They're actually an online investment advisor firm aimed at busy millennials. Looks like they invest their clien...