Personally, I also travel a lot for work.

safe travels!

many are available via your local library and other online media sources like audibles and amazon.instead of listening to all the doom and gloom radio programs during your daily travel - use that time more effectively and efficiently by listening to something more productive.my local library will allow audio books to be borrowed or have downloads for a set period of time.i do agree that many of the Kiyosaki books are not as helfpul as how to references as most would hope or expect them to be.

Plus when you travel to tend to your home it’s a write off so you’re not losing all the way around.

(aqt least not the LLC itself)However, as a RE investor with an entity (LLC, S-corp, or other) you can deduct business expenses such as auto, office, travel, depreciation, ammortization, etc and reduce your taxable income, but in divorce court, count on the opposing attorney to argue to add back in any paper losses.Best advice is to settle out of court.

My current "full time" job has me traveling quite a bit all over the world and as glamorous as that may sound it's really no fun when what you really want to do is to be able to go to your kids soccer game.

I travel all over the US so it allows me to familiarize myself with how to gather information to create a deal.

My wife and I have talked about buying an RV and traveling the country when the kids are grown ( the youngest is 2).

If you are travelling around as pointed out in part 1 and 2.

Travel and equipment acquisition subject to Sec. 179, are big benefits in this category.YOU MUST be in the real estate business.