He is one of these 45yr spoiled little rich kids who's parents are worth in excess of 30 million, and he thinks he can just do what ever he likes to who ever he likes, and mommy and daddy write a check, and he usually does get away with it.

Core strips food/energy and is more closed followed. 

Meetup this ThursdayHey, the link above is to a meetup we are doing this Thursday at Cultivation Food Hall at 6:00.

Just food for thought.

In Pueblo, the main attractions tend to be the reservoir for boating, swimming, and some good biking trails and the river walk downtown for a food scene.

Expensive or cheap properties are irrelevant characteristics when it comes to investing.I would moreso analyze homes whether they cash-flow or have the ability to appreciate.If you have one property that is cash-flow poor but appreciation rich and want to change it for 10 properties that are cash-flow rich but appreciation poor - just be mindful that 10 properties may be more work than having 1 property.is the extra cash-flow you are getting worth all extra work.I also do not think purchase price has a correleation with the ability to appreciate(or lack thereof).I would look at a low-cost market that has properties currently cash-flowing that also has new jobs/people coming into the city.best of luck

I always recommend the book “Rich dad, Poor dad” by Robert T.

@Evan AlexakosThe Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerThe Book on Managing Rental Properties by Brandon Turner The Book on Investing in Real Estate with Low (and No) Money Down by Brandon TurnerSet For Life by Scott TrenchThe House Hacking Strategy by Craig CurelopThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Jay Papasan and Gary KellerCash Flow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki Retire Young Retire Rich by Robert Kiyosaki

Read as many books as you can including Rich Dad Poor Dad, the Cashflow Quadrant, How to Buy Real Estate in Low Money Down, Set for Life, the ABC of Real Estate investing, Think and Grow Rich.

The other posts had some good books in there but I also want to add Rich Dad Poor Dad or Millionaire Next Door.