I think that idea of changing the way you think came from reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and have started on Brandon Turners “Rental Property Investing” and it has changed my life lol!

 You are correct I’m looking at her income although it doesn’t hurt that helps with getting future loans but the prices feel rich and the potential for rent decrease is high.

I don't think we should worry about our position in 46 years because if we're not filthy rich by then we will never be.You stated my exact sentiments about condos being easy to buy and hard to sell, but the long term projections are the most-important.The cashflow of $5,000 per year is actually the average cash flow we get for single family homes.

@Remington Lyman My sister actually lives in New Albany (with all the rich people in Columbus lol), so it's definitely a market of interest.

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad six years ago and have wanted to invest in real estate ever since.

In texas I like san antonio but the market is a little rich for my blood. 

This is to create a structure of business based on the E-myth that gets me, the technician out of the way, that allows an entrepreneurial mindset of the four hour work week and start living, with a philosophy that aligns with think and grow rich; success in any endeavor can be achieved through mental visualization, imagination and harnessing the power of your own mind.So if anyone happens to know anyone in the central east coast area of Florida I would love to hear from them.

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She also knows you're a real estate investor, so she probably already thinks you're rich!