Not going to get rich off a handful of those, but they are solid "little ATMs". 

Get rich quickly, get rich slowly, get rich at a steady but surely tempo - I prefer the 3rd option.  

Jada, I have been dumping money into my ROTH IRA, employer 401k and my own investment fund and am looking to diversify my investments and I recently finished Rich Dad Poor Dad so I found out about bigger pockets and started just pouring over their podcasts (Real Estate Rookie especially), bought the BRRRR book and a few other BP books so I am gunning to get started.

A lot of businesses get rich off refinances. 

Anybody who owns more than say 5 to 7 properties would be considered a rich prick so they tend to keep a very low profile.

I also just finished Rich Dad Poor Dad, the seemingly official bible on entrepreneurship.

I remember reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and getting hooked to start investing in real estate.

I recently read Rich Dad, Poor Dad (I know my eyes would be rolling too ;) ) and started reading the ABCs of Real Estate Investing.

Right now I'm reading, "The Book on Rental Property Investing", "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," and listening to The BP podcast as well as the book, "The book on Investing in Real Estate with No or low Money Down". 

PML are usually not rich people as you may think, they are just regular people who hav emoney in the stock market or in a CD and are interested in higher returns.Don't go around and ask for money, just talk about real estate investing and see who shows interest.