Originally posted by @Justin O'Malley:Hey BPers,So I've been brainstorming about how to start stacking up my finances to come up with a down payment...I have a nice truck but I can't sell it because I use it for work and it's nice having a car nice enough that I don't have to worry about it starting up everyday.I came to this realization....the only considerable amount of money to my name is what I have been putting in my 401k....I don't mean to be critical and supercilious as the once-owner of a bought-new 2009, bought-new 2012, and current owner of a bought-new-and-finally paid-off 2015 Toyota RAV4 that I intend to drive into the ground, I have made my mistakes when it comes to automobiles and they have bled me dry for a long time.

I do not ask this in a critical manner, but really out of curiosity and for educational purposes.  

What this woman said is one of the most-critical things every person should stop, consider and even refrain from making any type of business decision based on almost every type of due-diligence research."

There’s a guy on here that once criticized me for doing my own work, despite the fact that I’m a contractor.

I’ve had a small stint as a business owner which started setting myself in the right direction financially, then got sucked back into the undertow of it long-term critical illness - without insurance.

I am not a fan of these investments, and have posted some critical thoughts on this niche. 

Sealing those corners becomes critical when we talk about some of the greenboard shower installations that are still going in.

First 10 reviews are critical.

However, I believe people are not talking about the Rich Dad Poor Dad Book, I believe they are criticizing the Rich Dad Education and in this thread, the Rich Dad (Real Estate Success Software).

I hired my critical thinking and an investigative mind to assist me getting through to the head of the fish & my findings were discouraging.