Rich,great question, yes, you print the owners name on each postcard.

(Started with Rich Dad Poor Dad) I have also been listening to the great BP podcasts on my way to work everyday, and I have recently started digging into the BP Ultimate Beginners Guide.

An example being the following in corporate shuffling/protection: Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Bankrupt Dad?

This is my first time commenting on BP so I'm not sure what the ettiquette is here about sharing or promoting other products but this is about speed & best practices so here you go: My biggest forms of leverage & best sources for RE investing education have been: BP podcast, The Real Estate Guys (podcast, the book "Equity Happens", market field trips, Investor Summit at Sea), Rich Dad (Ken McElroy's books & CD's, KenFlix at KenMcElroy.com), The Elevation Group (membership site), my local Real Estate Investor's Exchange club, & local experts.

, Read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and 1/2 way through the Millionaire Real Estate Investor.

I actually want to have beautiful rentals that are affordable for people with low incomes, and I believe with my young age and not being in too much of a rush to be rich I can make it happen.

Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant or Rich Dad's Guide to Investing?

@Rich Wahl - Update: 2 Properties under contract.3/2, 1,890sq/ft, ARV is $78k, $29k in (est.) repairs, under contract for $20,500.2/1, 800sq/ft, ARV is $35k, $8k in (est.) repairs, under contract for $14,000.I got both properties under contract on Monday.

I'm not looking to become Robert K rich, just rich as I see fit.

After scouring the internet for any personal finance article I could get my hands on and seeing repeated recommendations to read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, I picked up the audiobook and my outlook on money is completely different.