He said he had read Rich Dad Poor Dad back in the day and I mentioned that it might be worth rereading it.

I just re-read my post above ...

I just wanted to share that though it may not seem like much at first, I have actually gone through quite a few forum posts (not nearly enough though), read J Scott's book on Flipping Houses and skimmed the Estimating Costs book, have listened to quite a few of the Bigger Pockets Podcasts while at work (still have more to go), skimmed through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Investing, re-read Rich Dad Poor Dad, read The E Myth Revisited, found a local REIA Meet up to attend (and will be going to my first meeting this week) and almost purchased the books required to start studying for my license (I'm still planning on this).   

If so, s/he should be ensuring this gets done.The first house was sold on 1/12/12 by Short Sale Carolina and I re-read the docs and see no mention of it.

Re read the original post and you will see why I said evict both.

Renae, reread my post.How long have you consistently and persistently hung bandit signs, hung fliers, and left business cards?

I would re-read the same page a few times and have no clue what I just read.

Second, if you have read it, re-read it, and more it importantly begin applying the lessons/ideas in the book to your life (ideally along with a great morning routine).Again..

That sounds confusing when I reread it.

And just like so many Bigger Pockets Podcasts and books, I will read and reread until it becomes muscle memory.