I enjoy seeing the before and after picture to rehabs.....it shows the potential as well as inspire me to stay focus on my dreams of become wealthy...

It's not uncommon for a wealthy person to have an attitude that things just don't apply to them, we're different you know.My thing is not to argue with people but to point things out, I can't change opinions of one who refuses to admit they might be wrong on an issue, not my job, they can do what every the like, I will respond when bad advice is given but only to clarify a point, not to get someone to change as that often just can't be done.So, yes, I'm done, my opinion pointed out sufficiently.

There is an excellent book on the subject of becoming wealthy without the benefit of a high paying job or inheritance.

Every recession, I see the wealthy folks add more real estate to their portfolio.

If you are talking to wealthy people re: Private Lending, the best book I know is "Values Based Selling" by Bill Bachrach.

It's amazing I can successfully manage a property with almost $800k monthly in rent revenue, but feel apprehension in starting down my own career path to wealth! I

The bureaus need to be able to see that you're responsible in managing money and a track record of ability to pay on your obligations.This might come as a surprise, but some of the worst credit I've seen is from the wealthy.

Sure, things took a while to really turn around and it wasn't until the early 80's that things really got moving again, but even in the late 70's, if you worked hard and worked smart and made the right moves, you could still make a good living and even grow wealthy!

One big thing for wealthy foreigners to invest in here is real estate.

Definitely didnt make him wealthy or happy though.