@Kourtne Stancil Sometimes the curb appeal can be difficult to achieve in the older and lower income areas.

If you're in the Cherry Hill area (Tuesday 10/16) and want to hear first hand about housing in the Camden, Gloucester, and Burlington county areas... be the first in line to meet our guest speaker NJ First District Congressman Donald Norcross!

Stanley was fascinated by the Betas.Generally speaking, the path of the millionaire Beta woman starts with lots and lots of academic achievement -- Beta women are the real study bugs in high school and college.

We are renovating our rowhouse basement in and will be digging down about 2 feet to achieve 8-foot ceilings and need to underpin.

While I don't have a lot of concrete achievements I can point to (due to only being 17) I scored a 32 on the ACT, and have been able to refine my networking abilities through myriad professional development events in my community over the last two years.I've been reading and consuming as much as I can from Bigger Pockets for years.

Homeowners see firsthand the benefit of building equity and paying less to live.

And therefore you have achieved some equity. 

.#1 speaks for itself.As for #2, the correct question isn't what WE'D do with $1M -- the correct question is to the investor, "What are you looking to achieve with your $1M?"

As others have mentioned, I'm not sure the market in RE will support that however if you're looking and ready, I think that's achievable your reasonably near term future.

While rewarding and the pay is great, everytime I see my paycheck and the taxes come out, I ask myself, there's got to be another way to make enough to achieve financial independance.