I have read the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad twice now, so I do not need a reminder of using the concept "I cant do it or blah blah blah."

Real Estate is still a get rich slow game no matter what the internet tells you.

I know when I was a kid some rich people I knew talked about doing something and getting a finders fee.

Many think it’s strange to be scared of success, or they make fun of me for it, and I don’t understand it myself.I genuinely want to be rich and financially free; part of me believes I can do it, but deep down, my mind or whatever doesn’t.

The influx of young tech professionals is driving demand for modern, amenity-rich apartments and smart homes.

Here's the deal- you don't get rich by selling real estate.

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Ya, my left side brain (the E and S (Rich Dad term)) is saying that is crazy: 18 CC's and $100k.  

There are so many real estate investors that are cash rich, but don't show much income on their taxes, so you having a great salary could be a real asset to someone like that to obtain traditional financing.I certainly wouldn't look at the 1 bed condo as waste, I bought two one beds in North Brooklyn years ago and am not selling them to roll into multi families, you could do the same thing with some patience. 

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