And for my strong little sister to ask for help, I knew things were severe.When I told her I was coming, she responded, “But Joey, you have to work.”But the truth is I don’t.At the get rich quick seminars, they flaunt flashy cars, big houses and expensive vacations trying to tout those things as financial freedom.

We negotiated and agreed on a price, and I've communicated with two potential buyers.

@Greg Harriman, it all depends on your strategy.Depending on how long you've had that property in Bothell, you may be able to refinance to take a lot of your equity back out of your property to invest in something else, possibly lowering your mortgage and increasing cash flow at the same time.Obviously, if we had a accurate way to time the market, we'd all be rich.

I even use Skype and TeamViewer to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.So look for someone you can connect with that works out for your situation.Feel free to ask here if you have questions

I can also tell you that this is not a get rich quick scheme or short cut and definitely not easy but worth it.

It also means they can streamline a lot of their processes and you don't waste time and money shifting gears between each stage, accommodating schedules, getting accustomed to new people and communication styles, etc.

I just finished Rich Dad, Poor Dad. 

Get Rich Education with Keith Weinhold podcast (this one is worth going back to episode #1 and listening to ALL of the episodes!)

@John Hagen,  there are currently three sites  that have national offerings, and allow non-accredited investors: Rich Uncles, Realty Mogul  and Fundrise. 

The only area of weakness that we have experienced is communication.