Great post, Can anyone recommend so good resources to get up to speed on notes.

The lower the Capitalization Rate the shorter the pay back time relative to the purchase price.Thus, with a 10-Cap, a $200,000 property will pay back at the same speed as a $100,000, to borrow from the earlier example.

(Then he sped away).After speeding away, he only drove a few hundred feet, and then once again parked his truck on the side.

The save and use compound interest model could take a life time and you may only reach a fraction of the 100M net worth figure or you need luck like others have mentioned.The quickest way is to do what the rich do and that is to do what JJ Marco focuses on in his book the Millionaire fastlane by either focusing on the 1) Magnitude or the 2) speed/velocity.Increasing Magnitude would be like increasing the ticket item size so if you're a real estate agent instead of selling 250k homes you sell luxury items that you receive your 2.5% commission off of 10,000,000 instead.Increasing Speed/velocity would be how many times you can transact and earn that commission above, profit above in whatever business model it is  whether you're a RE agent, you're selling burgers, or widgets. 

From the examples that you've provided that sounds like their objective is to get you to pay to get out jail, to get your license back or whatever fine they have placed to be removed and to keep at it full speed ahead to get even the tiniest bit of income.

For example, how many of us would drive a lot faster than the speed limit if we knew for a fact there were no Law Enforcement Officers around?

(We have been holding workshops for attorneys for three years to get them up to speed on the subject.)

It is a process that has been going on for decades and had dramatically increased in speed and intensity in the past few months (under the guise of a crisis).

Blue Eye is an hour south, at the lake and is less than 300 I think and rents are about the same.....the lake makes up for rents as being more desirable for some.Not everyone wants to put up with the constraints of city life, Springfield is considering smoke free public zones for example outside, smoke free cafés, 25 mph speed limits in residential areas, really bad drivers from elderly folks driving 25 in a 40 zone and college kids driving 55.

My background is web development (13+ years), and I found WP the easiest and most user friendly for non-technical users to manage with many great books that can get you up to speed.