Besides, if you tie your house to the foundation you are unlikely to need insurance anyway unless the "big one" hits and by then, the concern will be physical survival (water, food, heat, AC) and fending off the hoards of people who didn't have insurance that want what you have.

He speaks about how to retain employees, help employees and leaders within your organization be successful and pull you to success, rewarding and recognizing behavior that aligns with your value and goals, goal setting, and much more!

It is 100% free, I just ask everyone to buy food from Rusty's Pizza who provides us a meeting room. 

I just replenish organically with the higher cashflow from not having a payment.

Because we have stable W-2 we can be more selective in our buying and don't have to spend every night and weekend rehabbing in order to get $200 cash flow to put food on the table. 

I don't plan on having much in the way of expenses either, I wont have a car payment and I'm planning on a monthly budget of roughly: 400 on gas and insurance, 200 health insurance, 500 on food, 100 phone, 500 for entertainment and any unexpected expenses.

We thought about buying precious metals over real estate, however every time my wife reminds me that it's easier to go buy food with money we collect in rent than it is with a gold coin in America.  

Being organized and scheduling your time accordingly is a must. 

Great food for thought.

Usually free food and free drinks.