I recently graduated college with a double Bachelor's degree in Anthropology & Religious Studies with a double minor in Philosophy and Asian Studies.

Thanks Chris for basically affirming my own beliefs. 

Hey everyone I am new here to the forums, but have been almost religiously watching the BP YouTube channel for quite some time as well as other insightful investment channels.

His most famous work, Think and Grow Rich (1937), is one of the best-selling books of all time (at the time of Hill's death in 1970, Think and Grow Rich had sold 20 million copies).Hill's works examined the power of personal beliefs, and the role they play in personal success.

Then your kids inherit at a stepped up basis and depreciation starts all over again and they decide to continue on this same financial freedom plan and NEVER do a straight sale and keeps 1031 exchanging or refinancing, they can defer, defer, defer and die too.You need to start by reading Multifamily millions  by David Lindahl, Loopholes of real estate by Garrett Sutton advisor to Robert Kiyosaki and listen religiously to Del Walmsley's at Lifestyles Unlimited.  

My belief is that there's nothing wrong with making mistakes, but there is something wrong with denying your mistakes and making excuses and then continuously making the same mistake.

Listening to so many other s being successful helped me confirm my beliefs in REI and making connections with those successful people was valuable as well.

My belief is that the city is going to continue to grow as more people discover how great it is and get priced out of Denver. 

Wow Chai, I am a pretty religious person, but I never thought of it that way.

I realize principal preservation and debt levels are mutually exclusive goals to the seeking a 40% leveraged return there......but with your belief that Boise is growing....isn't the risk/reward in your favor to own more houses with an acceptable level of leverage, than to own fewer with mortgages paid off?