Great time to have already bought, poor time to buy.

It's unlikely you can remove them without cracking them as granite has poor shear strength.

I, of course, read Rich Dad, Poor Dad as well as a few other real estate and personal finance related books and soon after I found Bigger Pockets while browsing the web for RE information!

The rate I am buying rentals is keeping me more on the cash-poor side with more flips that will help pile more cash. 

I think the flippers can protect themselves.And, unlike selling cars, real estate carries social responsibilities, mostly not understood as investors/operators begin their education with gurus instead of learning about real estate, just my opinion, they have no idea how real estate relates to a community, economics, health and welfare or why restrictions are in place.What you are hearing in my posts is not distain for investors but frustrations of pointing people in a direction to learn and getting folks who think that if they succeeded in selling corn, they can do real estate.

Two weeks ago, I attended three day Rich Dad Poor Dad seminar on REI - have mixed feelings about the whole experience, but it gave me the basics.

LOLActually I make a lot of money selling in very poor neighborhood to people who aren't as smart as Warren.

-My poor wife had to be my walking Google translate!

We have some available capital currently with HELOCs on our home and cabin, but may look at some hard money loans to get started.Rich Dad Poor Dad...WOW!

Read Rich Dad Poor Dad 2 years ago.