OK,@Bill F.Let me clarify that every time I hear "best and fastest way" in this business, I'm really hearing "get-rich-quick." 

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On the other hand, one could argue that if you choose a good real estate attorney to draft your loan docs and guide you through the process, the money is just as well spent there.)Another thing is that, as a guru Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad) is "information light" (on specifics), but I do feel his books have a number of "philosophical gems" (ways of looking at things) which are extremely valuable.

But I learned this tactic from the book Rich Dad Poor Dad.

In today's podcast they were questioning how many investors have or have not read Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.

Cody...I'm going to get some flack for this, I'm sure, but I'll say it anyway...1) Read the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad'...it will put things into perspective and you will start to question if you are working for money or if money is working for you...oh; and about that education...it is great that you are getting your education...I got mine also (MBA), but the degree won't do much for you in real estate, although it can help you to have a better understanding of finance.2) You are contributing to a 401k for retirement in a job you don't intend to keep...although you are probably getting a nice contribution from your employer and you are saving tax free, you are also freezing money in a device you can't touch until you reach retirement age, or else you get heavily penalized.

Brrr is an option, but I purchased one property a bit rich so the brrr is not working as it should.

@Rich Weese has actually done this, and more than once, so perhaps he might be willing to share what he knows - and he knows quite a bit :)

Only the Rich could have taken advantage of this exclusion by the first year of the law.

The people I am gathering from are all rich business owners that I have a great relationship with.