Since Atlanta is so spread out, there are a ton of "pockets"... when one area becomes a bit too rich, other areas start to be the new "up-and-coming" area.

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The good thing is that we don't need to amass a lot of properties in the Bay Area to get rich. ;)Unless you're an experienced investor who can buy assets at a discount.

"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki & Bigger Pockets have inspired me to pursue a 2nd career in real estate recently, and I plan on taking my Real Estate license exam in March.  

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This way he has some hedge on his initial risk of partnering with you while you have no experience, and you have the upside in that as you continue to prove to be an asset to him in the long run, you are compensated for your growing experience and success Many will say, and I truly believe this, real estate is a get rich slow game.

After reading rich dad poor dad and doing some research on the net i stumbled across this site.

I never had any interest in real estate until I read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" last week and it has helped me be more interested in investing my money in assets rather than liabilities.

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