For example, if your student loan is 5% interest and you can buy a renal property that earns a 10% return, that still puts you 5% positive and you should keep the student debt.It's foolishness.Proverbs 26:7 "The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the lender."

It's discussed many times every week.I learned a lot from "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "The E-Myth Revisited" but those were mind-shift books.For practical knowledge, nothing beats "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Hey @Rich O'Neill, Thanks for the advice! 

I stumbled on all of this financial advice after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and I want to make sure I set my self up for financial success in the future so I'm not stuck in the 'rat race'.

Over and over.They will see us (investors) as people who are "rich" and are probably holding back.

@Eric Rich-  is the private lender also the seller ?   

Last night I watched the short series on Netflix about the Redditt investors taking on Wall Street through buying Gamestop. I remember when this was going on and just thought how wild it was. They interviewed investor...

For example, if you bring in $1 million per year, but spend $1 million per year, you are not "rich," - you own nothing and have a net worth of zero. 

No one gets rich on 1 door and often grows to resent it, and 20 years down the road sells it for a discount just to be done with it (which has helped me get really good deals, but won’t help you, don’t be the 1 door person!)