I'm more of a slow and steady kind of investor and not a "get rich quick" type of person though.Everyone's goals and financial situations are different and just have to listen and provide the other party with a solution that fits their needs.

You will not Get Rich over night and unfortunately lucky strikes do happen, but what do you do when it’s not easy anymore and the luck runs out.

At this age of 44 I decided that I want to become rich and personal training was not going to get me there anytime soon.  

That they paid $1000s of dollars to some "guru," too show them how to get rich fast, by buying tax deeds and liens.

If this is your first deal, and that's all your savings, you would definitely want to leverage, because you never want to be hard-asset rich and liquid-asset poor.

Originally posted by @Rich Ng: Examples for no rent are they have a nice new TV, clothes, trip, I ran out of checks, its in the mail, had a family emergency....etc etc. 

Originally posted by @Rich Ng:at this point if its one, just replace it. but for the other two past items that you basically have accepted. reducing the rent and missing a payment, I would not have reduce and I certainly would of serve a eviction notice back then. 

@Rich Ng  Ma too cold for my bones haha  but thank you.

Thank you Rich NG.

Maria Hurtado here from Mahogany Bridge Investments.