Hey, my name is Tenyee and like a lot of people here, the first book to trigger the idea of me being a landlord or property owner was "Rich Dad Poor Dad."

Went to a rich dad poor dad seminar and that was free, next thing you know I'm dropping 30k on training courses and three years later only one deal done that was unintentionally on my AZ residence.

I agree with Rich, it sounds more like a good deal for Buy & Hold...but not as a flip.Your buyer is wise to pass on that one.

Picture yourself investing in oil rich central Canada a few years back. 

It wont be my get rich quick scheme but it will pay a constant dividend that will build $30K in wealth each year scaling to $60k in annual wealth creation in the future.

Along with a ton of books (I will teach you to be rich, Millionaire next door).Curious what your take is on the vanguard vs. betterment.

I would also advise to read Jack Canfield, 7 Habits of Highly Effective people, The Happiness project, Richest Man in Babylon, How to win friends and influence people, think and grow rich, the greatest salesman in the world.

You're sure to find a lot of richness in this community (and I mainly mean quality of people, not size of nest eggs).Best of luck to you.Vincent

@Jeff Deutsch the only ones I know doing 100% are private money (aka the rich uncle or PB BFF).

I prefer the slow and steady get rich, as compared to trying to win a lottery every month, but again some folks can do it.