Beginning with the property on Barry Road, and going with a Rich Dad Poor Dad concept and assuming that is in Farfield, I would think that's a large liability and you will start by getting rid of that.Yes the House is in fairfield Vermont Good work Nick!

As individual podcast audiences grow, I think there will be a lot more of it. 

As far as the conference goes, I learned a lot from the 3 day Rich Dad workshop when I was getting started.

I have a few SFR rentals and recently sold a few of my SFR making me cash rich but I am having a hard time finding good buy and hold deals on the MLS or loopnet for bothe SFR or multifamily.  

I was recently watching a youtube video where a man claimed that statistics showed that 85% of good deals real estate deals came from personal or individual references, due to having buisness popularity or a great network.

These are the individuals that have multiple homes in the same grid.

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad 3 years ago was hooked.

You would still be the property owner.Having the loan in the name of the individual and the LLC titled to the LLC doesn't kick in the due on sale clause.

You will find an amazing community of like-minded individuals who know and love real estate investing, and helping each other.

Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad has led us to think that real-estate has to be part of that mix.