If you can then try $200, then $300.Take that money and save it for now while you figure out what direction you want to go and how you're going to get there.Save your money and use the public library to read the books mentioned in the podcasts. 

Simultaneously learn as much as you can about REI through websites like this and its family of podcast, YouTube, and your local library.

SZ did overhaul their template library which was a help but offrs started doing basic (although not as robust) direct mail postcard management too.

The reason I think that is valuable for anyone reading this is that many of them have a free template library that they have built as a lure to get you to use the platform.

You do not need a mentor, you need to read a few free books from the library on REI.

Decided that 401K's is exactly what this situation calls for.We had a year like this in 2011, had to put on a new roof, and we all had to upgrade our PC's, ran us about $10K.

Some REI books from the library or a bookstore would help tremendously.

Here are the specifics: https://www.municode.com/library/tx/houston/codes/code_of_ordinances?

He does make a lot of good common sense, but depending on your expertise/experience, you may be able to leverage that as well.Also, unless you are have a library, don't both purchasing the RichDad/PoorDad book, just type "rich dad poor dad PDF" into Google and you will come up with the book and executive summaries web pages to get it for free!

I'm looking at a $470,000 purchase price for a beautiful home built in 1920 downtown of a growing town in the north bay area of San Francisco (1 block from library, popular wine tasting and shops).