I thought that I might ask for 1000.00 from eash at 9%, that way all you rich people out the will think that's not much to loose if this guy desides to go to the bahama's or something.

I'm going to have to agree with Rich.

Originally posted by "Rich":Originally posted by "pst":Ryan, thanks for the info.I'll keep kicking the tires a bit, but I sorta doubt I'll make the plunge...What's stopping you from taking the plunge?

so far i read Rich Dad Poor Dad, Millionaire REI ( Keller) and though those two were good starts.thanks!

I also read a book called Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiosaki.

I just recently moved back to Ontario and am seriously considering making a go in real estate investment arena (with the help of my brother and a part-time consulting job..lol).I see a few other Ontario people on here, so I hope maybe we can connect in the future.For the time being, I'm being a good newbie and am taking the advice of reading all the posts on here and reading the resources that are suggested (Rich Dad, Poor Dad, etc).I've actually developed my own spreadsheets based on the ones that you have on here...they were just what I was looking for.I know everyone is very busy making money (lol)...so I'll sign off for now.Thanks for all the great advice and I look forward to being able to give some good advice of my own in the future.Cheers,John

he also wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad.visit this site and others to get a hands on feel for what YOU have to learn about yourself.

I guess i could say my eyes were openeed to a new world after i read rich dad poor dad and then couldnt stop thinking about what i was doing wrong and trying to get back on track to doing to recover from my early bad habits. well im 21 thinking about startin off in whole saling i already read all of ryans whole saling posts. the only thing i believe im missing is the contract part, may seem like an obvious question but my attorney would be drawing this contract up with a few contingencies while whole saling?

And landlords became very rich last couple years :D Here in Ukraine operate many int companies: Colliers, Cushman&Wakefield and CBRE (via assosiates), LaSalle, Knite Frank and market looks very affordable.

:D You might want to read Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad.