Trust me, it's not hard, and you probably have a better area of influence than I do.

I continued by financial education by reading some more of Kiyosaki's books, Think and Grow Rich, Good to Great, The E Myth, How to Win Friends and Influence people, and a bunch of others.

But, using stats from Europe are not statistically valid as there are influences to and on the population samples that are significantly different, that is attitudes!

The CEO says "The decision to deregister from the SEC was driven by a desire to achieve substantial annual savings by reducing the accounting, legal and administrative costs associated with being an SEC registrant."

Some started later and smaller dips, but not sure if any that had substantial appreciation didn't falter.

If you do some google searching you'll find all kinds of message boards where homeowners have negotiated substantial discounted payoffs on their 2nds.

If the useless wholesalers of the world (specifically not you, Jerry) would stop calling themselves RE Investors, and in so doing, negatively influencing the public's opinion of the term, then we'd have a lot better shot.

You simply can no longer effectively create substantial wealth with a SFR portfolio, because of all the bank financing limitations that you hit (unless you run a hedge fund, perhaps).

There are many of factors that will influence that decision, but a large factor for me is the continued opportunities in my preferred locale.

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