I recently picked up Rich Dad Poor Dad because people would not stop raving about it.

Maybe they cook stinky food or leave underwear laying around.

I've recently transitioned out of the Navy, read Rich Dad and other like books, as well as consumed the BP podcast.  

I finally finished Rich Dad, Poor Dad and have been growing my knowledge through Bigger Pockets Podcast.

Selling for 179,000 close to shopping/food.

You might need a money rich Partner that looks good on paper.  

My comfort zone leans more towards the first extreme (Don't leverage the value of the home my family is using for our primary residence), but Rich Dad seems to be telling me that my home equity is money that is not working for me, making the paid-off home more of a liability rather than an asset.

I have come across way too many "get rich quick" books that are vague and unhelpful.Thanks in advance and I look forward to getting to know everyone!

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But it's not going to be the kind of clerical mistake where you lose $100k in 5 minutes bidding on a severely underwater property.You should know 3x as much about the property as the sheep who show up to credit bid for their rich investors.