Hello, my name is John Lewis from Camden ohio which is not far from Cincinnati ohio I became interested in real estate years ago but had some naysayers holding me back but recently I've done my own research and found it can be an incredible way to build wealth since I am not satisfied in being in the rat race forever I'm ready to take action and change my family's future I am currently employed as a conductor with a top railroad I would love to work with a mentor and learn more about multi family operations 

Then, you are off to the races and retired by 35 or 40.

Don't disclose your might sell the property you don't choke a gift horse, and better not to plan against a parents potential gift.

While looking for a new, smaller home, I stumbled upon Bigger Pockets last September and then realized how we had squandered all those years in the rat race, rather than building wealth in real estate if we had continued upon our original path.After spending hours upon hours listening to podcasts, reading the forums and learning how to analyze deals, we were finally ready to start making offers.

Get off your high horse dude.   

This isn't like corporate America, where you meet the other rats in the race...

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For us west siders that meant a 45 minute trek.Our preliminary location is going to be at the Unser Racing Museum. 

The tortoise always wins the race.    

That is, even if you earn $100 on a $1 investment and seem to have a 10000% return, there is far more than $100 uncertainty in your return, so that analysis is meaningless.Oh, in reverse, I'll point out that I'm a short-timer mentality eager to exit the rat race.