She literally had 2 or 3 students living in bedrooms, the living room, garage and she even had students living in bedroom closets and laundry rooms.When I met her, 7 years after she was in the United States she owned 18 properties and I figured if she cashed out she was would go back to Japan with $2.3 million.

However, we have over 1 million points saved up through ordinary spending. 

Quote from @Gina Ventimiglia: Hello, I've been licensed for about 6 months And I have a $4.9 million home Florida for sale. 

If this property is near the beach or near downtown area, the appreciation potential could be extremely high and it can be easily over millions.

Residential is a world of liability now where "but if, maybe" can become a multi-million dollar bill to a brokerage, after the fact. 

My sister in law and brother in law spent a combined $468,000 on attorney fees over 5 years to get divorced - their total net assets at the time they decided to divorce was just over $1 million.  

If you’re interested, I have a project in Washington DC $5.5 million section 8 property with a 2 year 18% return on your money with the buyback plan if you’re interested call Pierre 702-406-2469 or if you know anybody I’ll throw you a referral fee

If you don't believe it, go to the BP calculator and run a million dollar property with 10k rent and 3% appreciation and see what happens after 30 years.

There it is *POW* the million $ line "HOWS IT GOING"........ 

However, there’s one aspect of the website that’s raising a bit of concern for me.I live in Santa Barbara, CA, and from my experience, the median home price here is generally at least $1.5 million, and in most cases, I rarely see anything priced under $1 million.