Rich Dad Poor Dad ™

The information in Rich Dad Poor Dad ™ and on RichDadPoorDad.com would be really good for someone who has already attained a degree of wealth and was not sure what to do with the money. It seemed to put the cart before the horse!

Maybe if you develop relationships with several financial professionals as suggested in the book, you would find yourself in a better position to become "Rich", but that sure seems like the long way around. I could not figure out where I was suppose to find all this extra time to hang out with people who might help me.

Rich Dad Poor Dad ™ contains a lot of interesting stories and is packed full of encouragement and some general helpful tips. Such as keeping your eyes open for "Great Opportunities" and developing relationships with accountants, financial plannersand investors etc. That is a good idea for anyone, but I was disappointed that the information did not contain any step-by-step on actually making money.

There have recently been questions about the reality of Rich Dad Poor Dad ™. I have read several articles by people who said they researched the claims made by Robert Kiyosaki, concerning his past. They found some serious contradictions with comments he has made in other places, compared with what is in the book.

When pressed he has also stated that Rich Dad is not a real person. In various interviews, Mr. Kiyosaki has stated that Rich Dad was dead and has also said that Rich Dad is a recluse. It's hard to know what to believe!

Whether this is Real or "Fictionalized for educational purposes," might not make a difference to you, but I was disappointed to hear that. After reading the book and purchasing one of the courses, I was troubled that it may not be based in reality. For me, that took away from the credibility.

The main focus of the book is using Real Estate as a means of creating wealth. Real Estate has certainly proven very good for many, but this book did not offer any step-by-step advice on really how to do that. I was expecting to find out some of "Rich Dad's" practical techniques on attaining and profiting from Real Estate, but I didn't.

Being that I actually purchased some of Robert Kiyosaki's materials, I was obviously on his mailing list and I received an "invitation" to attend a "money making" seminar. This is where I was supposed to find out the "real" secrets to amassing wealth. At that point however, I was not interested in spending the $4000 to attend.

Rich Dad Poor Dad ™ is an interesting book, and the course made me think in a different way about my financial situation, but I was hoping for information that would actually help me make money. This book is all about money made through Real Estate, but doesn't tell you how to do it.

Since this experience I have been REALLY motivated to research the Real Estate programs offered on Television and the internet. With new ones coming out everyday, this is no easy thing to do!

Other than Rich Dad there are a tremendous number of programs out there and fortunately we get a huge amount of feedback from people with actual experiences with these programs. This combined with our own research shows a very clear picture of what programs give successful results.

We have found that there are basically three categories that these programs fall into:

1. These entice you in with a very low up front cost, i.e. Rich Dad, and then hit you up for A LOT more before you ever really get going. If you don't pay, they are done with you!

2. "Free Seminars" that Hype you up and come at you for thousands right out of the gate. Once they have you hooked, they continue to milk you for more with the promise of telling you the real "secrets!"

3. Reasonably priced programs offering good and useful information. We have found that these programs are typically put together by individuals who are actually actively participating and successful in the Real Estate Business, not just selling the program. There are no hidden fees or phone calls asking for thousands of dollars and you actually learn unique and creative ways to make money with Real Estate!

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If Real Estate is your thing it is obvious which Real Estate programs are the best. Those that under-promise and over-deliver as opposed to those who blow their own horn as loud as they can and end up doing nothing for you, but maxing out your credit cards. Of the dozens and dozens of programs on TV and the internet the following are the best of the low priced NO-Upsell Real Estate Programs: