Originally posted by Rich F:Hey Wendy, I'm also an investor here in San Antonio.

I'm considering RICH and would love feedback about it and/or others.

Real estate got my interest after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad, but don't worry, I'm not a sucker for The Guru Trap (though I appreciate the motivational speeches every now and again).

I personally would not consider her job prospects as low paying but she is not going to get rich either, ha ha ha.

Considering materials alone are going to cost close to $100 a sq, thats without sheeting, and dump costs are through the roof now, not sure how these guys are getting "rich" let alone making any money.

Joe,If you are rich enough, you may even submit a Hostile Takeover Bid for the bank:)

Ideally I want a duplex but I am also open to a single family home.So far I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad, listened to many BP podcasts and I am inspired and can't wait to "pull the trigger" the most intense three words for me right now!

Again, to anyone looking into the realm of real estate investing as a newbie, I caution against an "overnight riches" outlook.

Rich

This is a similar situation to Rich Weese's first investment, a duplex He's a successful BP member who has written a book about his experiences.