Yet the big dogs are surprisingly helpful and have a "rising tide lifts all boats" mentality to sharing their success tips.Here are my top suggestions:1) Watch Brent Daniels' awesome videos on YouTube.

Being raised by a single mom living paycheck to paycheck, I've got this mental block when it comes to debt. 

It really depends on what you prioritize.

Your mentality is awesome for only being 19.

Are you trying to free up time and mental energy?

These have been most popular for clients prioritizing cash out or leverage versus other things like cash flow, paying down debt, etc…If you need a certain loan to value (ltv) to make the refinance work, it may be a good option.

8) Once a person has read and mastered what he saysin these posts, then they will be in a good position to1) know if they still need a course, 2) be able to benefit from a course by understanding all the pointsit makes because they will not be coming at the subject as a newbie, and 3) know how much to pay for a course because they will be mentally comparing what they get here for free with "advice" that they have to pay for.I will also suggest, Ryan, that we (me, you, Josh Dorkin, AllCash, others) begin to think of starting a conference call night with you either answering questions, or giving a brief talk, or interviewing some of the others from the forum.

Decide upon immediate income or equity versus long term relationships for your firm.Walk your management team through this prioritization andAction plan or you fail.    4.  

He has called me mentally disabled in his Youtube comments!

However, I'm not currently looking at sub 50k houses right now since I'm prioritizing on finding a way to get a cash out on the ones I currently own to have the cash in my pocket to then further my progress.