I just started The Cashflow Quadrant and actually splurged for the kids version of the board game.

Their analysis tools look really great but of course come at a price - especially for the more inclusive versions with accounting spreadsheets/etc.Any thoughts on the best way to go? 

For more info on BRRRR strategy see @Brandon Turner post hereYou can find my file hereI welcome any feedback (good or bad) and as you can see by the current version I tweak often.

A title company or closing attorney may have boilerplate versions.

You will have comply with your state's version of the act.

I don't know about the latest version, it probably is somewhat of a rehash, but I'd recommend it as well.

I would try to network with as many people as you can before entering into any paid version of mentorship.

Some people choose to do the classwork in an actual classroom setting, while most choose the online version. 

If it helps, Brandon Turner stated on a webcast that a newer version of the calculators will be released early next year. 

Thanks Wes, I know there are a million different ways to write these things, but in this case the non-confrontational down home approach seems the way to go.I have a stack of handwritten envelopes going out to some targeted homes in the local area with that little messages enclosed as well as the flyer version sitting in more than a few vacant doorways around town.Also Google the dubya,dubya,dubya(dot)100dollarcards(dot)com.