So people having an 1100-1200 mortgage payment per month are not typically rich and $300 less per month makes a big difference.

They want to charge money for you to become a member so you can attend the events but nobody interesting is there (probably driven away) and they didn't have good presentations, or food, or drink.

They are probably second or third generation Nuevo rich that do not respect money.

Was it just a random thing or something that doesn't meet your expectations, like having a bad experience at one location of a fast food chain likely isn't reason to say the company as a whole is bad.

Our goal isn't to get rich quick but to slowly build our networth while creating an additional income stream.

They appealed that day.I went to the JP court to get a copy of their appeal docs and they appealed using a Pauper's affidavit inability to pay indicating their income was now equal to their rent amount and attached a Food stamp approval they recently received.

It's a two-bedroom house in a sketchy hood and I wouldn't be caught living there myself -- that neighborhood is full of trash who laze around all day, selling drugs, collecting disability and welfare and food stamps, picking up free food at the food bank, panhandling anyone who they see who dresses and drives better than they do.My time is important to me.

Books, I can recommend “Think and grow rich” by napoleon hill it’s a great book to get into the right mindset.

So 10 units you have $24,000/year   Not going to make you rich.  50 units you would have $120k/year.  

It's in Englewood of Chicago but in an area near the gentrifying parts where they built a plaza with Whole Foods, Starbucks, Chipotle, etc.