I'm not looking for a get rich quick approach but I'd like to diversify some of my resources out of the stock market.

I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad and it caught my interest right away.

Unlike Hong Kong or Singapore where available properties are limited, there are plenty of investment properties available in Japan.

I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets Pod-casts and reading Rich Dad Poor Dad so I think I am setting a solid foundation for myself.I want to learn everything I can so I can hopefully break in to this industry after I graduate.

The internet is a wonderful tool.Best Wishes,Rich

I am a serial entrepreneur and after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad I have found a love for real estate investing. 

@Rich Gabrio A few comments.1)  Even an ACV policy should offer "Loss of Income/rent" no matter how old the building is.  6 month at a minimum, but most likely 12 months is available.2)  The ACV depreciation applies to the last update. 

Although I know my salary is great and way above the national average, I am by no means rich, especially located in California's SF Bay Area where cost of living is probably #1 in the country and I've got 3 kids to support :-). 

Anybody here recommends training with Rich Dad Education?

I purchased my first home back in June of this year, and had I listened to Rich Dad Poor Dad before deciding to purchase a home, I would of probably used the money to just buy my first investment home instead.Nevertheless, I am currently working on generating enough cash to be able to do my first flip by working full time, and running a small business part time.