One of the better books I read beyond "Rich dad poor dad"  was the "Cashflow Quadrant" by the same author....

If you don't have a rich relative, the nature of this project requires a complex solution.   

@Steve RozenbergThey say you need multiple streams of income to be rich!

All they need to do is pay someone else to make them rich.

It's a beautiful home in a great location BUT after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, I have a totally different perspective on assets and liabilities. 

@William A.I actually started with Dave Ramsey’s Total Money Makeover and then I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

These are neighborhoods where rich white people moved out when poor black people started to move in, around the 60s when not coincidentally, these neighborhoods had race riots. 

How many rich friends and family members can you ask for money?

I would have to say reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and a friend who was purchasing single family rental properties during the Great Recession.

I liked him.. he is a pro no doubt.I never listened to mine either.. but I like talking about everything other than what is usually talked about on BP like how to get rich in the timber industry LOL