I literally finish the book yesterday : ) Now I don't want to get into politics but it really made me think why the rich gets upset when they are being tax so much and you know what I don’t blame them, because when I am in that position and work hard for my money, I don’t think I should be tax more because I am wealthy, It really open my eyes.

I feel like I am in a great location for 2% rule rentals (although I might be tagged by some as a slum lord)  we have a bounty of $20-30k homes that can rent from $450-600/month with some elbow grease.I literally have hundreds of questions and I hope to be more active than in the past, I just read Rich Dad Poor Dad and whether you like the author or not, wealth is truly about making your money work for yourself, my wife is on board and I think it's going to take a true partnership one you already have a family to make this work.Thanks in advance for any and all comments or help in the future.

I've decided the most solid strategy for building financial freedom AND long term wealth is simple... owning things... lots of things.  

True wealth is created through the asset growing up in value through equity pay down, appreciation and inflation going up. 

Does anyone know Sunil Tulsiani, also known as "The Wealthy Cop" from Toronto?

Most of what I reference here is from "the wealthy barber" good read 

I am not  independently wealthy - so ski-resort areas are likely out!

My goal is to have as much cash flow as I can to be able to build lots of wealth. I

Do I ask for referrals or throw myself at the feet of someone wealthy?

Wealth is built in the amortization of the debt you put on the property.