Came across this in "Lessons of History" that couldn't ring more true: "Perhaps it is one secret of their (the wealthy) power that, having studied the fluctuations of prices, they know that history is inflationary, and that money is the last thing a wise man will hoard"Put that capital to work!

BRRRR is not risk free, but no doubt buying undervalued properties is a good strategy to build wealth. I

Then I had my partner call them pretending to be a different investor and they negotiated a payoff where it was worth the sellers time as they are somewhat wealthy.

The best thing you can do is reach out to brokerages and interview to get a glimpse into fees, expectations, and most importantly, culture.

I do my best to limit my exposure to this wild west style lawsuit culture we have.I am starting to flip properties but, for the last few years I have purchased rentals to hold. 

We have passed the tipping point with the cultural perception and adoption of the model.

One path to wealth is to keep things that make money until they stop making money.5.

To make even a modest amount of money you need at least one of the three; to do a more substantial financial gain you need two of three, and to get wealthy you need all three.It starts with education.

Additionally, many SU students from overseas have wealthy parents who sometimes purchase nearby properties for their children and friends to live in while they attend SU and then retain them.As far as neighborhoods go, @Alexis Bliss is spot on in recommending someone with deep local knowledge and connections. 

To become wealthy , one has to take (Calculated!)