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I know enough real estate to be dangerous, but now I'm ready to do like Rich Dad says,  "Buy cash flowing assets to buy the things your want" (like a new pickup!)

It's definitely not a get rich quick scheme, the tortoise and the hair come to mind when I am dealing with Real Estate Investing slow and steady wins the race.

@Joshua Dorkin @Steve Babiak @Rich Weese @Bill Gulley @Will Barnard @Mark Yuschak @Jon Klaus @Nick J.

For obvious reasons your plan isn't a get-rich-quick sort of plan, however it's much less risky and, if done right, will secure you a near worry-free retirement after you own everything free and clear.

In the beginning of the year, I went to a couple local RE meetups, I scrolled through some BP forum posts and didn't participate, and read 2 Robert Kiyosaki books (not Rich Dad, Poor Dad (yet)) that I picked up from the thrift store.

Also, does any one recommend attending Rich Dad's Educational 3 day training?

Something that could help with your fears or worries would be reading Rich Dad Poor dad, or the millionaire real estate investor.  

I heard this somewhere. Is there any basis to this? 

I have one official rental that i rented out august 2015 after finding bigger pockets in march 2015, I was looking for something more that just a job. i had read rich dad poor dad years ago but didnt really get it.