Just an update on Citrona, Paul has fled back to Panama and the arsonist who burned down a potential laundry mat is in jail.

Cheers guys, looking forward to reading some good stuff from all you "lunatics" that broke out of the rat race!

I’m a mom of 2 and stepmom of 3 - it’s not easy and the rat race 9 to 5 isn’t enough to set them up for success in the future. 

Ryan, awesome job ratting him out.

This starts with establishing your Why and deciding which side of the cash flow quadrant you want to be one, the left side as a employee or self employed individual still in the rat race, or the right side as an investor and business owner with systemic passive cash flow.

Here are some typical ones:1. subject to my partners approval (your pet rat can be your partner)2. 120 inspection (we have world class inspectors...and they stay booked)3. subject to a 60 year mortgage at -0- interest If these aren't enough you can go to the "wholesaling" forums and find plenty of advice from frauds and scammers. 

Also, being chained to the rat race (job) and not being able to have the choice to manage my own time was frustrating.

Some good ones are:1. subject to my partners approval (your pet rat can be your partner)2. subject to 90 day inspection (HOPEFULLY you can broker it by then)3. subject to 40 year mortgage at -0-% interestOperating as an unlicensed broker isn't an easy job.

Favorites are:1. subject to my partners approval (your pet rat can be your partner). piper suggest this in another thread. 2. subject to 90 day inspection (just tell them your inspector is world class and in high demand)3. subject to 0% financing for 40 yearsRemember, being an unlicensed broker requires a drivers license, no RE license, no education, trickery, deceit, no money, no high school diploma, and nothing to lose.

I have only been working for 1 year but I want to educate myself in real estate investment to escape the rat race.