The working man shouldn't be slighted out of money for a down payment for a home from promises of a rich guy that tells you everything a book will, or BP.Whats really great is the opportunity of risk in this country.

Only the rich kids get the Austin Stone Elevation.

It's definitely not a get-rich-quick scheme, but I think it's viable and will supplement my income & retirement.

Every website or place I've been( rich dad inc, preston Ely, Peter Conti, etc) has requested thousands of dollars to help me get started.

I have written a lot about this topic there.In short, I am 'cash poor' and 'IRA rich', relatively speaking.

The most recent was "Are your dumb enough to be rich?"

Not everyone has rich parents to fund their deals so finding money is one of the harder aspects of the job.

I'm a huge advocate of all the Robert Kiyosaki, Rich Dad Series, books.

This is probably more true about my little sisters that got dragged around a lot more than I did, but I've always had an interest in real estate because of his occupation.A few years ago I finally picked up Rich Dad, Poor Dad and have been wanting to convert my income into that investment quadrant ever since.A year ago, when we purchased our current primary residence, I converted our first home into a rental.

My brother and my father always talked about buying investment properties to rent out, and I have looked further into this.I have currently read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert T.