@Eric Hardt and @Rich Nordstrom that is what I have been hearing- the school is not doing well.  

It's good you're approaching real estate with a long-term mentality and taking your time to orient yourself rather than dive in seeking quick riches.

Could travel the world pretty easy on that.You could put $750k into a $2.5mil apartment complex and again, go travel the world, or be a bum, or just keep working, pay your 4K rent in SF and get rich faster. 

At first I didn't understand why he was doing it, then when I read "Rich Dad Poor Dad", I understood it.

I like to use the Rich Dad analogy on negative cash flow properties; How many properties could you invest in that cash flow like this?

I'd also note the rich get richer.

I started with Rich Dad, Poor Dad and have since been devouring material left and right.

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad a year ago and am now looking to increase my streams of revenue.  

Over the years I have wanted to sell the property as I didn't realize what a great investment it really was until I picked up the book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and read more about real estate investing.

@Rich Weese I understand.