And by class I don't mean just economic, social or race.

I am currently an electrician but looking to get out of the rat race.

I own an e-commerce company that sells automotive and racing parts.

It is almost overwhelming the amount of stuff I need to learn, but slow and steady wins the race, and I know BP will help me along the way.I would consider myself new to real estate, even though my mother has been in the business for 20+ years.

., so that’s a little bit of a plus.So that’s where I’m coming from, as far as where I want to go…my main goal is to create a stream of “passive” income which at some point would be high enough to cover my humble expenses, thus giving me a choice to do whatever I want, allowing me to quit the rat race being one option.

I spent too many years in the 8-5 corporate finance rat race.

I am married with 2 little girls, and I am officially tired of being stuck in the "rate race".

I am an Arabian horse breeder, and I have an eye for the potential in horse properties, that is definitely a niche I would like to explore.

If you are getting fair market value and there are no excessive marketing costs involved why look a gift horse in the mouth.

@Marco Santarelli Same here but sometimes you can't lead a horse to water and they still end up buying some Ghetto property for 25k ....I will tell you who wins in all this its HOMEDEPOT fix up Ghetto property,, Ghetto property gets trashed,, New buyer thinks Hey for 25k I can make it work property is sold to local rehabber for 5k with 10k to Home Depot to get it up to speed property is sold for 25k to the next out of area buyer and add detergent rinse cycle and repeat..