He's a handsome guy, but it's tough to see.  

Since you are living in the building, it will be much easier to self-manage and learn the business of landlording, which really isnt that tough once you get the hang of it.  

I'm in the south florida area which is a pretty tough market for new RE investors to break into unless you have a lot of capital.

Having a tough time getting a quality guy that doesn't break the bank.  

We no longer teach it for CE Credits or to just Licensed Agents.I'd be glad to provide any of you additional material, articles and information on the Incredible THTTransfer™ and it's myriad of uses."

So much helpful material on here.

The point of Kiyousaki's materials is that "rich" is not what is in your wallet, it's what between your ears.  

@Doron RiceThe short answer is yes BUT you have to set the climate for an offer.We looked at a property in a tough area.

I am happy to deactivate that account for you should you wish to no longer use it.2) We certainly do not permit advertising for anything educational in most of our forums and from this post it seems that you are not-so-subtly promoting educational materials and/or content that you would like BiggerPockets users to go check out.  

I work at a hospital and many of my coworkers are tenants who hold multiple jobs to support their material gain.