Wealthy Wholesalers are just as familiar with Failure as they are with Success.

I want REI to help get me some more time back in my life and definitely build long-term wealth. I

I am willing and eager to put the work into this field, but I don't have the money, I have terrible credit, and I don't have a wealthy relative.

We love the Rustic Culture and the shops and treats.  

We got to talking and after a good repor building conversation, It turned out that he was pretty wealthy and didn't need the money.

One of the best ways to build long term wealth is with buy and hold residential real estate.

Some ideas:Become a part time auctioneer associate with an auction companyMeet with investors, offer to bring them good deals in return for a percentage of the equity or a referral feeGet a real estate license now, get into that culture to learn the businessTalk to home improvement companies (only the owners), offer to bring them leads (home improvement leads for windows, kitchens, bathrooms siding etc.) in return for cashThere is a great book that's been on the market for a long time; 500 Ways to Make Money Without a Job, look it up.Put together a friendly joint venture (family, friends associates) to raise money for investments.

This was the time when the culture in India was still that people usually moved out of the house only after getting married.

I was raised in Midland, TX as well, and mineral rights have made a lot of people out there wealthy.

Hey Jake-First off, good job starting early thinking about investing, when I was your age my focus was on girls-and they won't make you wealthy, especially when you are dating.