My lender thinks he can get me approved for a mortgage to buy it as a SFH, but even if I could - I don't have $180K for the down payment.The only idea I have is to make a list of every rich person I know and take each one to lunch to pitch and hope that one would be willing to lend me 900k at going interest rates, collateralized by the property.

I found following Rich Dad Poor Dad a powerful way to leverage the good fortune of high earnings to pay for past expenses and protect future earnings from taxes.

Again, that's a personal philosophy and one many people get from their first reading of Rich Dad, Poor Dad. 

While there are so many successes stories and get rich quick flipping seminars my wife and I just want to share our stories and hope to be an inspiration to other flippers and real estate investors.

While there are so many successes stories and get rich quick flipping seminars my wife and I just want to share our stories and hope to be an inspiration to other flippers and real estate investors.

We would be rich now.

The trick to doing debt positively is to be sure you are investing in assets rather than liabilities (as the good 'ole Rich Dad says).

Just like many others I was bit by the Rich Dad Poor Dad bug at the beginning of 2017.

So what i’m here for is not to get rich quick, not to find an “out” to my day job but to get myself some extra spending money in something that i’m very interested in, real estate investing.

Sounds like someone looking to score on a "rich landlord."