Do it Rich Dad Poor Dad style: start with an income-producing asset, and use the income from THAT to help offset the personal mortgage on the SFR McMansion you purchase later on (or, because this is BP, the run-down beat up SFR that's in crappier condition than the crappiest unit they are landlords of... hey we can invent a joke: "How do you know when you're in the home of a BP member?"

I used to carpool home with a very seasoned PM, and we would be in the car together for 1-2 hours each day, and that poor guy got squeezed dry like a sponge by me for knowledge and information.

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Before those properties become derelict properties, they were poorly maintained rental properties," Adamson said.

I wish there were more negative reviews out there to educate these poor customers that they're wasting their money. 

According to credit rating agencies like Standard and Poor’s, as of last year the states with the five worst credit ratings are:Illinois-BBBNew Jersey-AKentucky-A+California-AA-Connecticut-AA-Though those ratings don’t look too bad, it’s important to keep in mind that those states have had sub-par credit ratings for a long time.

But ethically, I still have a problem with it because it is a health hazard to those who live in the property.

In September we recieved a letter from a lawyer asking us to stop asking her to leave because it's causing her health problems and she claimed that she was on title of the house (which is not true).

I live in the shoreline area of Seattle with my husband and have been listening to the bigger pockets podcast for months now as well as reading as much as I can about real estate (can you say Rich Dad Poor Dad?!)

The only book on my radar so far is Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad for Teens and the cash flow board game.The program for my kids is a summer reading challenge while they are out of school.