Have anyone explored Sauk Village near Chicago?

He even admit on several occasions that most of his writings in the "Rich Dad" series are fictionalized accounts designed to teach concepts. 

Last year I read 70 non-fiction books, and this year I'm on track to clear 50.

Assuming a typical vinyl village townhome, cash flow of $800 would generally be doable under a few conditions - property is a minimum 3 bed, fully renovated, Section 8, in your personal name.

I will send you a DM with the link.Keywords: Barrington / Des Plaines, Schaumburg, Berwyn, Lansing, Orland Park, Country Club Hills, Elk Grove Village, Mt Prospect, Park Ridge

This seems to be places like Hungarian Village, Merion Village, Reeb-Hosak, Vasor Village, Southern Orchards, Driving Park, Franklinton, North Linden, Old Oaks.I bought a place in Hungarian Village, in less then 8 months it more than doubled in value (with a little work) and is net cash flowing more then $1,800/month.

Based on liability - likely will approach village to make into legal unit or go on without it.

Little Village is also a good neighborhood to look at.In the suburbs, Berwyn and Forest Park would be good areas to target since there's tons of small multi-family properties in solid C working class neighborhoods. 

Hampden, Charles Village, Canton, Fells Point, Fed Hill, Locust Point.

The hiccup is it sounds like the village could put up a stink about splitting the lot and overall could be a fairly long process.