As you heard from the first show, this isn't about the get rich quick garbage, but about building solid foundations and strategies to help you be successful.

There's a lot of very experienced, investors that are great at educating on here, @Rich Weese @Joel Owens and @Bill Gulley are three that come to mind, and have a wealth of information to share.

The eventual plan is to move out and buy more properties so the calculations reflect a 100% tenant occupied property.I am not looking to become rich off this property but would like to know I wont likely lose my shirt.

Rich

My interest in real estate sprouted from one of Rich Dad's books.

Welcome to the club Rich!

I'd say "Rich Dad Poor Dad" is generally universally agreed to be one of the most foundational - though it's heavy on motivation and extremely light on real world advice.

Not in this game for the "get rich quick" schemes or huge risk taking.Would love to meet some local people or network with individuals local to the area.

I'm not taking responsibility away from those who bought time shares, but to get rich on people's bad financial decisions and then complain, when caught on the bad end of a loan, is pretty brazen.The only people I had much sympathy for were the older kids.

Like many other aspiring investors I read Rich Dad Poor Dad many years ago and wanted for the longest time to invest in real estate.