Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad I knew one day I would grow my retirement thru REI.I love to bike, swim, play basketball, play my guitar, and do things outdoors.

I think reading Rich Dad Poor Dad in 2003 completely ruined my enthusiasm for corporate America.

This is especially true considering the number of Wholesalers that have been promised quick riches from gurus and have no earthly clue how to estimate repair costs or ARV.In other words, how can I address these three issues on an all cash offer when I can close with good funds immediately?

In my humble opinion, Wholesalers that have to include non-refundable deposit language aren't very confident of their proposed numbers and are trying to take advantage of the newbies promised riches by flipping gurus.

I've been away because of many things, i.e. looking for propety in Jersey (will live in, then rent out) and starting an ecommerce business...www.flipflopsnshades.com (shameless plug for those of you who wear flip flops and sunglasses).Anyway, my wife and I went to the infamous Rich Dad/Poor Dad 3-day training seminar in New York this past weekend.

I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad, Played the Game many times.

If these spaces are above a wood or metal framed floor level then the temperature difference will not be noticeable.Personally, I really prefer stained, sealed concrete floors as they provide a rich texture to the existing concrete that you really have a hard time achieving with flooring and it wears better than any other material.Chad Conrad

I have been reading the site and other real estate blogs (123 flip, etc.) and I have read the Complete BiggerPockets guide as well as Rich Dad, Poor Dad so I am accruing some knowledge.

I have never posted anything in a forum telling anyone to invest with me and they will become rich. 

This is definitely a knowledge-rich environment.Sebastian