A prudent investor doesn't seek quick riches through shortcuts.

I use to go to the rich dad seminars for hundreds of dallars but I get even better training and info here on bigger pockets podcast for free!

Nobody in the industry will do these, your going to need your rich uncle to step in & lend you capital, come up with cash, or pull equity from another source.

Again my advice comes from working with investors like "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" whose whole philosophy is if it cash flow dont sell it use the equity to buy another property. 

Some GPs are rich and powerful.

But retail has trimmed physical footprint to defeat that---> yes, lot of store closing, but gov would say it'sretail/walgreens issue or Amazon issueI think people look at the wrong numbers sometimes, but yes in general jobless claims need to and will rise---->yes, more white collar job is affected but since they are rich in cash and rich in equity, that's not translateinto home price reduction so far.More and more evidence is showing that home price appreciation occured because of migration or transfer of wealthrather than the strength of local economy.

I am 16 years old and started reading financial books (Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Cashflow Quadrant, etc.) at 15.

I wish I would’ve read rich dad poor dad sooner.

If you stay/buy in the expensive/deed restricted area, you know you're going to have some challenges...you might become "house rich and cash poor"....Just something to think about.Let us know what you decide to do, and how it turns out. 

But no one is getting rich off that cashflow even in a best case scenario.So to outline this again, here's the alternate scenario.