Look up "Rich Dad Poor Bank", my close friend wrote this book and is essentially waging a war against the banks. haha One more thing before my A.D.D. prevents me from remembering, you - and everyone else - should look into ING accounts.

The RICH Club and The Wealth Club here in Houston both offer different versions of a "Newbie" club / meeting fairly often and that may be a good place for you to meet other new investors in the area.I like to think of real estate in terms of a time vs. money trade-off.

A separate State since 1863) J I started looking into RE around 2008 when my older brother told me to check out a book called Rich Dad Poor Dad.

I completed a Rich Dad Education 3day training course and it opened my eyes to the great world of REI!

Hi @Rich Riesmeyer.

@Eduardo Moreno Hey Eduardo, I would recommend going to a RICH Club or Wealth Club "newbie" meeting to get your foot in the door with one or both of those organizations.

It's not just the rich, investments, or vacation homes.

The board does not get direct emails from other home owners, we pay a manager to do that.Outside of making as much noise as possible a german shepherd would be a better investment to keep the landscaper off your wall than making a lawyer rich.

It really sets the tone for a good foundation and can greatly increase your chances for success - which would partially explain why big corporations are so rich - good team/delegation :).

I agree Don, find 3, 4, 5 rich guys, put deals together between 2 or 3 and move on. :)