Of course as time goes on and you become a more sophisticated investor, there absolutely is a place for targeted seminars and coaching that will teach you about more advanced areas of REI such as syndication or non performing notes, but that isn't necessary for basic bread-and-butter single family rental investing.Kiyosaki does offer some helpful videos that are available for free on YouTube.  

I plan to meet with an accountant within the next week or so, but I'd love some input regarding valuable questions I should be asking.I plan to buy and hold SFH or small multi-family, in CA or out of state.

All sorts of bad things can be occurring during this period - a seller needing to sell may be wasting time thinking he has a sale when he does not, and may lose valuable time marketing his home more broadly.

This will get you started into investing and teach you how to analyze a property, make a deal and be a landlord.If you don't have time to manage the property, hire a managment company.

All I can say is teach me your ways!

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Consulting with a real estate attorney or financial advisor experienced in such arrangements might provide valuable insights into making this deal happen smoothly.

It probably means not only doing the investing part (owning the properties) but also the job part (managing the properties, doing small repairs.)The way to become very successful is indeed to create some sort of business that either 1) produces an incredible valuable product or service or 2) employees lots of people.

Some gurus (like Richard Roop in his Free and Clear Course) teach investors (among other things) to get interest-free loans from sellers of free and clear houses.I guess my (ethical) dilemma is not in the asking for and getting 0%.

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