Kids are raised to go to school, go to college, get a good job, and retire at 65...it's probably not her fault that she wants to "play it safe,"  but nobody ever got rich/wealthy off playing it safe, unless you won the lottery. 

But if you kept a couple of properties a year, then in the long run you would be very wealthy.

For instance, I was not "lucky enough" to be born into a family that had setup a multimillion dollar trust fund that I can leverage to build even more wealth. I

In northern California it showed names, southern California they don't (I think it's because there are so many celebrities and extremely wealthy individuals it might compromise them) You can also get owners records from most title companies (ask for the title plant).

The seller understands how and why I came to my evaluation and they accept the situation as it is.I'm not going to screw anyone, but then again, I'm not in this business to make struggling homeowners wealthy.

We also come from all levels of wealth. I

@Folami McLeggon-Gordon  I think in the case of the wealthy Chinese investors, they've enjoyed considerably high levels of appreciation by investing in Hong Kong, Singapore and other areas and have concerns that such valuations may not hold.

Im the type of person when i want something im going to do any and everything possible to get where i want to go, and for the past year i been thinking about being successful and becoming wealthy 24/7 all day all night.

If you have 10 or 15K of profit worked in, then you can ask a very wealthy person to lend you the money to purchase the property and you'll pay them back the very same day.

Your own cash, transactional funders, wealthy friends.