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.

Despite what the Rich Dad seminar I paid way to much for said.

I was motivated after coming across a copy of rich dad, poor dad and several books later ("Investing in apartment buildings", "Multi-family millions", etc.) and now here i am.

Soon after we bought that, we read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and sought out our first investment property, a rental.

I think I joined right around the time i got roped into the rich dad poor dad scheme about 5 years ago.

There are tons of "Get Rich Quick in real estate" offerings out there but you're going to have to decide which is the best education path for you; an online course, some guru, local classes or mentoring.

I'm not looking for a get-rich-quick or anything, more for a way to build real experiences of the not-so-hard-knocks variety.

When you have someone come over to look at a job and they're to irresponsible to call and say they aren't interested, it's to little, they're to busy, or they're just to rich to do the job, find someone else!