@Tyler Rowland  I am sure the $20k we paid in MD was on a percentage basis, but we were not in a crazy rich part of town. 

At a high level this deal seems a bit rich.

She did go on to spend $300k in next 6 months on luxury items.It’s sick, and that’s why I take financial advice from Proverbs & Rich Dad not my mother in law!

Like most of you, “Rich Dad Poor Dad” changed my life and made me have a whole different outlook on life.

I just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and I loved every bit of it. 

Also, you're not going to get rich off your first deal but you can lose your rear-end.

I have been working the past three years out of college as a Project Engineer with an oil and gas company and have recently gotten into passive income after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad (which probably seems like a broken record story at this point). 

The best business model is to double your investment capital every 1 to 2 years, or to earn 50% to 100% on your money every 1 to 2 years.It is great to have rentals with cashflow to help smooth out the bumps, but the best way to get rich is to double your investment capital every 1 to 2 years.One big questions is; can you get more great deals like this one, or was that just luck?

I’m a local realtor that lives in Moreno Valley, I know the area and market there extremely well, feel free to rich out if you need a Realtor.

I think like most people, I was hooked after reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad".