Also Baltimore sounds rich for buy and hold.

@Stephon Paul Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki is great place to start.

You need to have faith not only in yourself but also in the fact that this strategy alone has made many many Real Estate investors incredibly rich.

So far I have taken the steps of joining the BP group, I’ve read Rich Dad Poor Dad, I’ve organized my finances to be able to start paying down my liabilities to create the ability to lower my debts and build a savings and I’ve never purchased a home before.What I’d like to do is build my knowledge, skills, confidence and network.

My friend, Matt, suggested I read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and that it would surely help me grasp the mindset of not directly working for your money.

@Rich Becker Some ideas for you!

@Chris Rich my Aunt has dementia.

Don't get an internship from a scammy guy promising a Get Rich Quick scheme or similar. 

I’ve worked with Bob Dummer before the only policies he sold me were fire policies I am currently working with Rich Tadych which includes replacement value insurance that would rebuild the properties and provide income reimbursement if something happenedThanks 

If you listen to the podcast; Brandon says all of the time, that the first deal is not meant to make you rich it is meant to teach you.