I read the first two but the one I like the most was "What the Rich Teach Their Kids" and that was a real eye opener.

Think Rich Dad Poor Dad.

There's no magic pill or system...you have to work.I get very frustrated with the guru get rich quick systems; they seem to lure the innocent into thinking they'll be working on a beach in Maui in a few months.

Hey @Rich Ellisse Welcome.Do you have the Property under contract?

Well, the idea of getting rich in days with no money down, and no credit; dropping out of college, never working for anyone but myself, and being able to retire before my career ever starts are some reasons that are on the list.

Hi All,Rich here and have a question I would please like the BP community help with.

I know many want to jump in without knowledge and "get rich quick."

This would seriously harm you if you were leveraged.Again if you really consider this (hyper-inflation and resulting complete breakdown of society) to be an eminent threat, you should be investing in some land to "bug-out" to and learning how to survive the collapse of civilization as we know it.As a rule, inflation makes the rich richer and the poor poorer and decimates the middle class.

I think its a lot of people get in thinking it is a fast way to riches, and when they realize it is just as hard if not harder to build this business than any other business they move on to next venture.

I am going to check out those books @Brandon Turner I am a big fan of the Rich Dad and Rich Dad Adviser series.