I read Rich Dad Poor Dad 3 years ago was hooked.

Here are some tricks I have learned1) Look for distressed properties (foreclosure/short sales)2) Look for ugly properties 3) Properties that require a long wait time to get into see the property4) Poor Landscaping5) Off times of year (winter, etc)6) Be Patient and Deal with Poor Realtors, etcSo there are lots of ways to be successful off the mls.

You would still be the property owner.Having the loan in the name of the individual and the LLC titled to the LLC doesn't kick in the due on sale clause.

Like nothing has been done in 20 years to this poor place.I'm buying it for $100/foot.

You will find an amazing community of like-minded individuals who know and love real estate investing, and helping each other.

Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad has led us to think that real-estate has to be part of that mix.

I suggest reading a book called ' Rich Dad Poor Dad ' during the early stages. 

Private individuals who want to partner on your deals.

You will receive an Addict award along with a habit; as well as learning and retaining useful real estate information without struggling.We are considered to be the average of the 5 people we spend the most time with so connect with REIA meetings, accountability partners, and mastermind groups to engage with individuals interested in real estate investing.At the bottom of this page is a list with help in it.

I have read about individuals opening 2 LLC's and an S Corp, however with me being brand new to this and not at a rental stage, I am wondering what is my best option?