Maybe that's why I am not as rich as him..So 15-20% upside in the Bay says the sage, with the potential of 30% correction from the top.

I have worked in NYC for 30+ years, (still do), and lived in NJ for the same and then I joined a direct sales company and read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and now I am looking at Real Estate to diversify and create some passive income for the next 30 years! 

Rich Dad Poor DadRich Dads Cash Flow QuadrantRich Dads Increase your financial IQThe Real Book of Real EstateThe ABC’s of RE InvestingThe ABC’s of PMRich Dad RE Tax AdvantagesThe 10X RuleThe E-MythThe 4 Hour Work WeekBiggerPocketsPodCast -I hear #136 is exceptional!

@Jenny PavlovI agree with  Rich and Matt are.

Lifestyles Unlimited is and the RICH Club are probably the two best places in town for education, outside of BiggerPockets.In regards to networking, Jet Lending has the biggest networking event each month. 3rd Wednesday of each month at Texans Grille in City Centre.I agree with Account Closed, your income from Medical Devices Sales should be more than sufficient to get you in a few houses.

Therefore lasting connections, repeated interactions over time, sustainable networks, can only occur when based on deals, liking each other, or loving each other.Here are the seven most important laws to remember when networking:•The law of the small world•The law of the first mover advantage•The law of the fit getting rich•The law of the strength of weak ties•The law of the risk of referencing•The law of the crisp question•The law of the paradox of profit1.

Perhaps that may work for you.NOTE - in RE, like any other business, as also pointed out in the ". . .starthere" page of the BP site; there is no get rich scheme.  

I'm not a rich guy with a ton of cash sitting around, and I'm a little nervous about the economy and what can happen over the next few years. 

Just finished reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Mr.

The first being that I am not rich.