I recently read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad and ever since I have not been able to get enough.

Rich dad poor dad is still at the top for me.

A month ago I read the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad".

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I'm not busy or rich enough to say no to a $200 per hour job.

Right now I desire to grow the portfolio but am kind of sitting asset rich and cash poor.

I'm very motivated and have the drive to stop making others rich and start working towards financial freedom for my family and I.I am looking to network and make as many local connections as possible and hear other success and/or obstacle experiences. 

I am not in to "get rich quick" rather I would love to learn as much as I can to eventually make this a full-time gig!

If you look into the next 20% a larger portion of their wealth is in real estate, this is probably pretty true as I'd say most active investors here on BP fall into that range. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/get-there/wp/2015/06/17/how-the-super-rich-invest-their-money/This is a small sample size but actually claims the wealthy have more of their wealth tied to the stock-market than real estate.

It's a rich source of leads that are actually good buyers.