It is a book that I discovered from Rich Dad Poor Dad that goes over these types of situations.

I actually won't look further than 4 miles from my house as MPLS is such a rental rich area with a lot of opportunity. 

I like boxing, watching sports (go 49ers and Warriors), and DoorDashing on the side.I started my financial freedom journey by reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

At the end of the day, no one is getting rich off it, but it helps at least some dollars not lose too much to inflation (and arguably potentially slightly beating inflation). 

I've recently read Rich Dad Poor Dad, Think and Grow Rich, and The Book on Rental Property Investing (In progress.

Having a mindset of this 80% vs 20% (rich) realtors is not a good approach - most of the top producers have worked hard, established themselves in the community & followed up with good systems to maintain relationships with clientele.

When I first learned about real estate investing, I was all about Rich Dad Poor Dad and cashflow, cashflow, cashflow!

I am a new investor - I am not cash rich currently so I am waiting until after the new year to look at buying my next property and stacking money in the meantime.

It seems that more and more people this year who may not be cash-rich have turned to alternative investing strategies including putting as little money down on properties as possible to get into the RE market. 

Way to recognize where you're at and want to be on the right side of the Rich Dad Cash Flow Quadrant.