If you know a lot of wealthy people maybe you can make it happen, but this is a hyper-competitive market where there are no shortage of super rich investors so you might want to consider looking elsewhere.I don't know if you have any specific questions but feel free to message me with anything you're curious about. 

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@Rich Baer Glenarm Ave

Do they have a rich credit history with a solid repayment history?

Which is why they're still vacant lots - until the logistics change, or are taken on by either of these two groups: ignorant wannabe moguls (soon to be bankrupt), or, rich couldn't-care-less show offs! 

You won't pay I need it now homeowner prices.Or, you can buy out of state and get taken to the cleaners on almost every repair bill you pay for because you're the out-of-state rich dude buying up local property and nobody gives a dog turn on the sidewalk care about you. 

I would try getting a duplex with 3 bedrooms on each side and rent each room for $500 per month to rich college kids getting their rent paid by their parents.As for the $1,000 per month for every $100,000 in purchase price, that's going to be extremely rare.

I want to build passive income and be more aware of how to become rich.

Like many others my interest was sparked by reading the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad".