@Lisa MillerNo matter the situation, I’m always kind, nice, and respectful.What I mean by aggressive is comments to the seller like, “Let’s do this, please sign here and here”, “You rather live rich, or die rich, please sign”, “Be grateful you have this opportunity today, please sign”, etc. etc.

Rich Dad Poor Dad is a good start 

I want to suggest Rich Dad Poor Dad, because that was the book that changed my life and way of thinking but I'm not sure that'll appeal to 16-18 year olds.  

. - I keep hearing about the seminars like " rich dad poor dad " they ask for yearly money etc to enroll,  is that worth ?

The riches are in the niches:  Public education, and the workforce in general have indoctrinated people into a hive mind mentality where everyone thinks and acts more or less the same. 

I recently read the book “Rich sad poor dad” and It changed my whole perspective on what I want to do in life and that is to be financially free as soon as I can accomplish It, my goal I’m shooting for is 22-25.

Hello everyone, Ever since the new tax laws went into place where you have to be uber rich in order to write off your mortgage interest.

Yes, I do want to add another house to my portfolio, but more importantly I know that real estate is a "get rich slowly" strategy.

Just finished Rich Dad Poor Dad and totally changed my thinking.

Or Rich Dad Poor Dad.