In Rich Dad Poor Dad, Kiyosaki writes, “On every one of my investments, there must be an upside, or something for free - like land, a house, stock shares, or an idea.

@Rich Kniss makes an excellent point about heat build up escape, however - there will likely be an OSB/plywood seam where the side of that house meets that lower roof.

Go with big and flashy with promises of damn near riches... hell no.

My real estate agent, Jonathan Rich, was INCREDIBLY helpful during this process.

Last October, his excitement led us to dig into Rich Dad, Poor Dad -- Long Distance Real Estate Investing -- and countless other books, articles, podcasts, forum posts, etc.

I was introduced to real estate by a boss of mine at work a couple months back and ever since then have not stopped listening to podcast or reading books (most notable rich dad poor dad).

I'm reading (The book on rental property investing) next I will read (rich dad poor dad) but these are just what attracted me.3.

You get rich when properties appreciate in value.

Not looking to get rich over night, but don’t want to be losing money long term.

You won't get rich but it'll get you in the game.