Think and Grow Rich claims its secrets are inside, but are not explicitly identified because they reveal themselves silently to the readers.

In my introduction post, I wanted all the readers to understand I am a total beginner, so I made sure to include the statement - "I have no experience in real estate, development, or investing, and I will be the first to admit that I know nothing about the business world". 

I ASSUME 80%+ of the readers would get the impression that the author thought a price drop was imminent and undeniable.

This is one way to manage your investment risk.It's important to digest balanced data as when things change, the media tends to use eye catching headlines meant to strike fear in readers.

A recent article that I wrote on the BP blog received some criticism because I suggest that a 401(k) is one of the best ways to increase your net worth.This strategy was criticized by a couple of readers and I thought I'd move the debate over here.  

I just think the posts I've been reading that say all sub30k houses are garbage do a serious disservice to readers, especially newbies. 

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:You could retire in 3 years on 150-200k per year...if you understand:1 - Thoroughly what Einstein called the "greatest invention on the 20th century", and how it pertains to REI2 - How to use "Non-lienable debt"3 - How to design a plan based on your financial goals (needs)4 - How to incorporate "duplication on steroids" into your plan5 - How to stick with that plan.6 - How money works Reader's Digest explanation:1 - Compound Interest2 - This is a much longer explanation.  

So I'm looking for a little Bigger Pockets community insight:(I'm using "quotes" where I'm pulling directly from his email so to all you helpful readers out there that means that's his wording, I've got no more details than that.

I would be willing to bet 90% of readers, if not more on BP, are interesting in becoming real estate entrepreneurs. 

Hey guys,I am a long time reader first time poster.