Real Estate is not a Get Rich Quick Scheme.

It's nothing in the grand scheme of things.

Based on my goals of long term passive income, I believe real estate investing is a get rich slow scheme so I try to approach RE investing with a longer time horizon - something like 10 years.

Ponzi scheme

.#2 I think the color scheme is fine.

Has anyone else had their fill of posts concocted ostensibly to be informative but that are obviously thinly veiled attempts to funnel the uninitiated to the posters classes, syndication capital raise attempts, sub-to schemes, turnkey "opportunities", etc?

@Johnny Ruiz I would start by ready this article - https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/10/02/us/politics/donald-trump-tax-schemes-fred-trump.htmlIt goes into how to commit tax fraud pretty thoroughly, as well as other fraudulent practices, to gain riches Additionally, you can refuse to pay your subcontractors and others who provide you professional services, and then threaten lawsuit after lawsuit to keep these people to whom you owe money at bay (I have professional colleagues who have been stiffed by Trump, btw).Additionally, you can use cheap undocumented labor to build and maintain your projects, all the while you say how these very same people are murders and rapists; MAGA!

Schemes where you pay for a course to get a taste and then you discover you must pay a great deal more for “more training.”

I agree real estate investing is a get rich slow scheme.

Definitely not a get rich quick scheme :)