A tenant with nothing vs a landlord with millions in real estate in Seattle Washington...a Jury will bleed their heart out for the poor uneducated tenant with a dangerous dog that attacked me, the rich, evil capitalist....

I'm hoping to hear about different professions that relate to real estate and how I could enter those fields to live a rich and fulfilling life.

Well after reading RIch Dad Poor Dad and now that the kids are older and the family is healthy, I have come to accept that I actually really enjoy the real estate business. 

All I knew was being at the top of google = filthy rich.

REI is a passion of mine, and its the key to my dream life, not riches and material things, but a life that I can spend a majority of my time with my future family, and my wife, and traveling.

Searched for days until I found a guy named Grant Cardone and watched all his stuff, read Rich Dad poor dad, and running into BiggerPockets, my life was changed from there. 

They think something is going to happen to rescue them  rich uncle  sell the boat etc etc then the next thing you know its Monday and the sale is Friday thats when we would land our deals.

It's good that you have a 15+ year picture, everyone wants to get rich in a year it seems.I agree with @Tom Parris comments about property age. 

This is just to find the right avenue to intelligently navigate those two opposite currents of being able to have a license and apply my acquired knowledge to be a succesful real estate investor without having that sword of Damocles called the Law hanging over my soon-to-be rich head.I welcome all suggestions and please rest assured that your solicitude is greatly appreciated.Thank you for taking your valuable time to read this missive.

While I'm not here to bash any particular 'guru' I am here to inform some of the new(er) investors before they purchase any of these high priced courses to riches. 1.