Glitter Bomb. https://www.ruindays.com/products/spring-loaded-gl...Seriously though...

Finally, I wouldn't offer any money for anything unless someone else suggested that if you were a nice guy and ponied a bit of cash into the kitty that the whole thing would go away.

Thinking of doing a small apartment complex buyout and hold but not a lot of cash in the MacJac kitty right about now...

Save up a kitty of money to use when something goes wrong.

Pay off the loan and pay taxes on the gain, and you've got a kitty of about $12K.

Rich Dad doesn't give much practical advice as much as it changes the way you look at investments, income, assets, liabilities, "glitter", and most important of all building your team.

Hey Kitty,Welcome to the forum.

A short while later my mother had to sit me down and explain "predatory lending" as I was apparently charging too steep of penalties to my brothers when they failed to repay their loans in a timely manner.My own son, though not yet three, participates appropriately in the real estate business ... his favourite activity is walking through potential properties and he often notices things we, "big people", miss {like the big hole in the floor under the kitchen counters ;) ... where apparently the kitty-cat lives}.At this point, I invest a portion in his name on all new properties, but as he gets older, the plan is to enable him to make those decisions himself.

Wooded area on the South Side.So basically in the back yard instead of a neighbor on either side they are kitty corner.

Be honest with yourself about expenses- attach a value to things you're handling yourself, so that if & when you don't have time to do those things, there's still enough profit in the kitty to hire them done.