I'm experience rent strike from my less expected tenant (wealthy, own a house in Southern California, and for sure have more than enough to weather the current covid-19 down turn).

I enjoyed it: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe_y6KKvS3PdIfb9q9pGugI've seen people step up from across the world, whether they're businesses retrofitting to landlords helping their tenants.I'm really impressed with the Dyson vacuum guy designing a ventilator in 10 days; he'll be producing them for the UK and I assume for whomever else wants to order.Here's a link to some wealthy people and how they've helped; it's inspiring and although we can't affect to that magnitude we can always think of ways to help others even if it's on a small scale for if enough of us do it it will add up to make a big difference for many: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/348372

There will be a lot of people who struggle to make it through this recession and there will be a lot of people who come out the other side wealthy.

I am in tuned with the market and know of wealthy individuals but I just need some guidance on how to package an enticing form so they invest in my company for real estate.

Daycare isn't cheap to get into, but one of my clients is VERY wealthy from running several large daycares.

I’m finally at a point where I have a good amount of capital saved up and have done enough research to where I feel comfortable taking my first step towards financial freedom, hoping to eventually escape the rat race, help my parents retire, and set up my family for future success and wealth (I know, how noble of me!). 

Likely what will happen is that you'll have to rehab it twice.If you're trying to grow wealth quickly flipping is generally better but if you want to get wealthy over a long period of time, buy and hold is better.

LOL, my wife chides me that I look homeless half the time instead of a wealthy landlord!

Wealth is fairly inconsequential to our daily lives, assuming we have enough to meet our needs - the lifestyle and career flexibility is what REI is all about!

Then you complete the rehab, then refinance to a Fannie / Freddie or Portfolio loan to get your cash back out of the deal, rinse and repeat your way to wealth.  I