Cause and effect are not established, but the correlation is undeniable.   

Buying a house is undeniably better if you plan on living where you are for more than 3 years.

My wife and I want to leave a strong legacy for our three kiddos that will, undeniably, be something that will last for generations.  

The benefit of investing in a true vacation rental market is that the city depends on tourism and the revenue from STR's, so you don't have to worry (as much) about future STR regulations as major metropolitan areas.It's not as passive as LTR investing, but the cash-flow is undeniable. 

An undeniably valuable service, definately have to use this in the future. 

Undeniably this does help.

Bringing a buyer is where a 3% commission is undeniably earned.  

There are two houses listed at the exact same price in the area that are undeniably better than the house I like (for the purpose of living in).

I'm wondering if the group here would see this as an opportunity, a loser, or a break-even headache.Subject property is highly updated (electrical, central AC, etc.) 1928 build wood frame home in an undeniably up-and-coming neighborhood, currently retails in the $130k range.Currently rented to mutual friend for $1100 monthCurrent owner is offering me a Lease Purchase agreement and is committed to structuring deal in such a way where there is no profit, but rather a break-even exit strategy whereby they do not have to deal with maintence, management, etc.

Looks like I'll be playing devil's advocate here as compared to most of the responses...There are a couple undeniable points people are making-- you can get a ton of info on BP, the Rich Dad courses have intensive amounts of sales pitches intertwined in them, and it is very dangerous to jump into one of those expensive courses.