If there was, we would all know about it by now.This industry is really no different then trying to be a professional athlete, an astronaut, top level executive, great entertainer, world famous scientist or surgeon.  

I would stack up more books and CD's next to my computer and take the online course again and work harder - like any athlete wanting to win their next big game.Paying $5k (for the Rich Dad course) is not going to make you a millionaire, no more than paying for a expensive personal trainer at the gym will make you an Arnold Schwarzennegger.Making it in real estate - or any aspect of life - takes hard work, determination, persistence, drive, belief in yourself, and good old fashioned hustle and sweat.I have also read about every book by Robert Kyosaki, most CD's and most podcast and have enjoyed and learned from them all.Just wanted to post up my personal experience with this course.

Hi, I have a client who is looking for empty parking lots in Los Angeles ,CA to build a small athletic facility that can be tucked in between buildings.

I am currently coaching college athletes but want to change paths while having a similar approach. 

Even pro athletes at the top of their games use a coach, no matter what the sport.The right coach can shorten your learning curve, pay for him or herself, and put money in your pocket. 

I am a sports lover and athlete.

I'm a second-year student-athlete at the University of Dayton, and this summer, I'll be managing my own painting business.

It's great to hear that as a professional athlete, you are also thinking ahead to the future with your investment portfolio.

They are scholarship athletes so I'm more comfortable with that.  

Oakland As: - The Oakland Athletics have signed an agreement to purchase a 49-acre site in Las Vegas to build a new ballpark, signaling a move away from Oakland after more than 50 years in the city. - The A's hope to break ground on a new stadium with a seating capacity of 30,000 to 35,000 in 2024, and they aim to start playing there in 2027. - The construction of a new stadium for the Oakland A's in Las Vegas is expected to cost approximately $1 billion, providing a significant injection of funds into the local construction industry. - The relocation of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas will lead to the creation of various job opportunities in the region, both directly and indirectly, and boost the city's tourism industry, generating additional revenue for the city. - While the relocation is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy, potential challenges may arise, such as increased strain on infrastructure and rising living costs for local residents.