I am not looking to real estate to be my get rich quick solution, but rather I expect it to take time and determination to achieve my goals.

I got hooked into real estate when I was 16 after reading "Rich dad and Poor dad" by Robert Kiyosaki (definitely gave me a thought-provoking feelings and opened my mind to the possibility of letting money earn for money; especially when I was 16 and still trying to find out what I wanted to do in life).

It still might not accomplish the goal in finding a new place for your tenant to move out, since you should be warning any landlords that call about this problem tenant, but alleviate any fears that he might trash the place. some food for thought.

have also checked out most of the beginning guide so far.Thanks James Vermillion as well, I wish you the best of fun and richs with that business plan as I will follow the same as well for the most part.

I learned more from the beginners guide and brandon's website than I did at the Rich Dad RE Training program I paid for.

And we have never been satisfied with doing a "9-5" making some one else rich.

One of the past presidents of the Realty Investment Club of Houston (RICH) is a big note investor.

As rich a resource as the Internet has already been, I'm excited to come across a community that supports this.

I looked up Annie Cook to see who she was, I can't find her anywhere online...guess she can't be that famous.That was classic when dice told Trump that it was his fault that there wasn't enough good food in the hotel room.

I've read a couple of the Rich Dad/Poor Dad books, but my knowledge is limited, but that's why I am here.