What I have noticed is most (most) of them seem to be blogging about their latest flip or a deal they got or one that fell through etc etc.My thought was I want to blog to drive motivated sellers to my website with keyword rich blogs and interesting topics because I don't think motivated sellers care about how much I made on my last flip or how long it took me or whatever.Do you blog about you or for them?

Been a while since i made it to a RICH event, sounds like a good reason to go.

Welcome to BP @Eddie Martinez Rich Dad Poor Dad has brought a lot of people here to BP.

Massey on his site http://cashflowdiary.com/ - It's about 50/50 real estate and motivational Rich Dad-ish plugs, but the podcast is short and pleasant.

Of course, money is a major factor, commitment, and consideration.End each day a little smarter than you began.Read the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”.

Rich vs WealthAs I have been taught, the difference between rich and wealth is rich people work for money; wealthy people have their money work for them.To illustrate, some professional U.S. athletes are paid millions each year to play their sport - they are rich; the owners of the teams are wealthy."

Flipping a house demands a lot of attention in one setting, while renting out a house gives you a time interval that's more reasonable to both of your lifestyle.Have you read Rich Dad Poor Dad yet?

Rich dad Poor dad (This one seems obligatory) Trump Style Negotiation by George Ross The Book on Flipping Houses and The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs by J Scott How I turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate by William Nickerson ABC's of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy’s What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...

There wouldn't be a benefit for the marketing in my area, but about 60 miles south in silicon valley where the young rich tech geeks like it, you might be able to get some sizzle on the marketing and better rents with the attention..

Originally posted by Rich F:Thanks Henry M.