I personally find that the best way to elicit the most response is to make your posts rich with key words. 

Be patient, and persistent and create wealth over time that will give you financial freedom with many speed bumps along the way2) Wake up one morning at 65 years old realizing you worked your entire life to make someone else rich.

I hope to communicate and grow with many people, and gain as much knowledge as I can.

I am a newby myself and 2 great investment books are  "Think and Grow Rich" and "Rich Dad, Poor Dad".  

Hello, yes right now I'm reading Rich Dad's Guide to Investing and completed Rich Dad Poor Dad few weeks ago.  

If it would be easier I can give you my email or any other credentials to make communication smoother.

@Nicholas Natale , you got some excellent advice here, but what is missing is to make it explicitly clear that they are NOT to paint the other rooms the colors they chose.The best way to go about being a landlord is to focus on your communication.

Your choice, Burnie.If you do run across a rich person, taxes are killin 'em and they show interest, I guess I would ask if they know anyone interested in passive real estate investing.  

Keep everything professional and all communications in writing, letters-not by email or text messages or phone calls.

Concentrated on interior architecture and communications arts/design in college and have an interest in investing and building equity through wholesaling then I plan to invest in flips, buy & hold and timeshares.