You will need moral support, trust me.

@Jimmy - Good point, but that tells me that gurus have no morals or integrity which is why I have no love for them.By the way, I am not saying Brian is a guru or his product/service is bad or good, as I stated before, I don't know anything about it or him, I only visited his home page on his website.

I decided to elaborate on the situation more to explain my predicament.

The way you opened the topic left me thinking that you're asking a moral/ethical question, like "how do investors sleep at night?".

Because BiggerPockets, and by that I mean @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner have morals and standards.

I don't believe that people should default on debt, and it should be viewed as a moral obligation as well as a legal obligation in my opinion.

Like most industries, there’s people without a sound moral compass.

At the end of the day we are all striving for financial freedom and to be out of the rat race (Kiyosaki,2009), working for someone else will keep you away from your long term goals.I am in the same predicament, in that I work a 9-5 which funds my R/E investments, but my heart is awaiting  the day I can afford my own medical coverage and laugh at the thought of a "qualified retirement plan".

Hello BP community,I have found myself in a predicament and I am in need of advice.

@Robin @Robin Morales - Yes, there are a lot of avenues you can go down in real estate.