Ultimately it makes sense for us when you compound the returns and the appreciation, because you go from $1200 to 2400 in rent, but in San Diego you do not have the same RSO requirements, so they are just trying to extort your profit...just my 2c

This will compound as I increase my savings and have cash to bring to the table as well.3) Volunteer to be a part of and involved in as many transactions as possible at the company. 4) When I get my license, make sure to get involved in the community and let everyone around me know who I am and what I do, and hustle for opportunities that come in my free time.5) Stay consistently involved in the industry and loyal to the folks that are key to my success and getting me started forever.

As a landlord, you have the privilege that most people do not have in PA --- ability to garnish wages.

Then he started explaining about compound interest and the power it has.Ever since that day, I've been working to get to my first million.

What you say to the attorney is privileged. S

It may not stink too badly at first, but as you scale it becomes a compounding probability and it can really be a doldrum. 

The optionee has this privilege because he/she has given the property owner "consideration" (payment) in return for the property owner's agreement to sell should the optionee decide to purchase.Additionally (if specified in the option agreement) the optionee may sell/assign the option agreement to anyone he/she chooses. 

And rich dad was computing the compounding interest over the next 40 years. 

Are you privileged to the contract that the seller and PM/agent had signed?

Do you really want to lose $6k per year for the privilege of going out and seeking another such "opportunity"?