Ive listened to Real Estate Riches with Dolf De Roos and it wasn't very informative, more motivational.

Don't fall for any of those late night infomercials offering get rich in real estate schemes buying property with no money down.

Of course new construction is quite a bit different than minor or mid level rehabs.When I was in the RICH club in Houston we used to have a "maintenance and repair" tip each month.

I'm assuming that the type of broker you are dealing with is what is called a business broker---I wasn't aware that the margins where so rich in that area, did he suggest 10% with a straight face?

It’s the American way, screw up and then blame somebody else, sue them and get rich!

I run my own business full time and then have a full time job working for Rich Dad Coach as a program director.It pays the bills for now and helps me get the knowledge and education that I am looking for with my businesses.

Go for something that actually makes money from day one.Thanks Rich

"Dirt-rich, cash-poor"This refers to the situation of having more land than cash to cover it and is a common outcome for an investor who accumulates a bunch of properties that have nothing in common but their owner.If you have multiple properties and are using the gains from some to cover losses in others and losing the battle, it's time to get off the treadmill, despite the temptation to hang on.Go through your portfolio in detail.

I would think that most sellers wouldn't be able to accept credit cards.Thanks -Rich

Here in Atlanta I have a friend who has been doing residential hard money over 30 years and own oil in Texas the guy is so rich if he likes your deal he will write you a check.