Remember tenants can commonly find free legal advice while landlords are consider wealthy crooks.Live and learn.

For most people, that can be accomplished on a $100K income (or even less).In my personal experience, making $100K/year working 4 hours/week isn't too difficult when you are good at automating, systematizing, prioritizing, batching, outsourcing and delegating -- all things that are covered in the book.If you're looking to get independently wealthy working 4 hours/week, this book won't be able to help you with that...but then again, it doesn't purport to...

Interesting that wealth is globalizing more every year.

There are also statistics that show that of the nation's wealthy, over 35% of their holdings are in RE.In order to suceed in this business, you must be educated and must build a great team which includes your significant other.Enough said.

There are so many options and lifestyles available to people that do not have to be wealthy to take advantage of these investments.

Even if 1 in 100 of those people take the hook, that's still enough suckers to make the scammer wealthy.

If he goes to a DR course at the church for $100 he'll hear wealthy people talk about what a bind they're in.

Even the ones that do a few quick deals tend to blow up later as they rush into bad deals at some point along the way.If you want fast cash, get a job.If you want to be wealthy realize that very few people become wealthy rushing forward.

But i think the REIT would afford me the flexibility of almost no taxes and also allows me to attract more wealthy investors than a regular corporation setup.What state would you use for setting up a REIT?

Building Wealthy one house at time - John Schaub2.