do you want to retire rich 5 years down the road?

I have been reading a lot of books on real estate investing for the past 6 yearsand even took a rich dad personal coaching course.

So late 1970/80s nouveau riche.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad was the turning point for me...

It sounds so comforting to pay someone to give you all the information you need and then you will make it rich, but it doesn't work that way.

Denver is suddenly a sellers market and we are sitting on some substantial equity in both houses.After talking things over with my wife, my mortgage broker, and re-reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, it looks like we are ready to tap into some of that equity and make the accidental investing a purposeful event.In a few weeks we'll be aggressively hunting for new places.

I'd start with Rich Dad Poor Dad.

LOL, actually I have considered it on several topics but my problem is the technlogy, I'm no geek, I guess I need to hire it out, I'll have to ask Rich Wise how he did his.....and like Rich, any profits will be donated, probably to Habitat For Humanity.

My mindset is to work hard at all times, not to get rich.

From the last Census:Houses: 271,723 (250,810 occupied: 140,083 owner occupied, 110,727 renter occupied)% of renters Memphis:44%% of renters in the State:45%I am currently helping some friends into their own homes in Memphis and I have firstly explain why owning might be good for them and convince them that having an asset is better than making a landlord rich.