Becoming rich is small daily habits done over and over and over again.

You just learn how to become a bean counter and make other people rich.

I have always had a desire to pursue Real Estate investing, but it wasn't until I read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" last week, that really lit a fire in me.My investment goals are to start out in wholesaling and then proceed to rental properties in the hopes of attaining steady cash flow and getting out of the "rat race" in order to leave a financial legacy that I can pass on to my family.I look forward to connecting with you all.Blessings,Ray Nicole

So far I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad (Which got me in gear to work towards a better financial future), and How to Invest in Real Estate: The Ultimate Beginners guide.

@Rich S.Correct.

Just finished reading the book Rich dad poor dad and it made me want to invest into real estate.

@Patrick Fermo Here are some of the books I would recommend if you want to get into multi family investing:ABCs of Real Estate Investing By Ken McElroy (great for learning about apartment investing)The Book On Managing Rental Properties by Brandon Turner (great for learning the managing of the day to day)Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki (this will get your mindset right)What Ever Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow by Frank Gallinelli (great for learning how to run the numbers on properties)There are many more books that people will chime in with, but those will give you a solid foundation as you get started.

@Richard OswaldHey Rich,Not sure what towns you’re targeting in central jersey, but if you have any questions I’d love to be able to help!

Unless you have a rich uncle, such number is not possible.Likely you are over-estimating this property's appreciation potential over time based on your numbers.This property seems to be in Upstate NY. 

As for the second part, the city is a little rich for my blood atm but I plan on trying in the burbs with a multi family home to start out.