@Rich O'Neill, thanks so much for your input. 

I was considering using Corporate Direct from the Rich Dad guys but I also wonder why other online places are so much cheaper.

I have recently been inspired by Robert Kiyosaki and am excited to get going towards becoming a Rich Dad through smart and educated choices in real estate investment.

@David J Martin III  I bought a couple of properties from wholesalers via assignment of contract last year using Rich Bolen of Grier, Cox, and Crenshaw in West Columbia.

The feeling of time evaporating with no personal progress is my bane and I live with that feeling everyday.Fortunately my brother introduced me to Rich Dad, June of 2017.

As many landlords are, I am cash broke but asset rich.

I'm with @Rich Baer. 

It’s not a get rich quick scheme.

This works out good for most of them because the prime/rich "investor" people get to make all the money in the market, and they finally let the poor people in to buy the tippity top, so the poor subprime people take the brunt of the next crash as they just bought the top..Your prime dip buy is still probably going to be in the green but these poor people buying the top will owe twice as much as their house is worth.. 

Wisdom is to realize that surprises happen, unfunded liabilities exist, bonds are headed for a dive, rents are peaking in some markets, Illinois is broke and getting broker, 800,000 rich people are leaving California and New York and heading to Arizona, Nevada, Texas and Florida (and New Zealand) and there is a migration that runs from new taxes.