The bad news for America is that the NIMBYism and hypocrisy of a city like Boston imposing rent rent controls, instead of addressing the heart of the problem through zoning (where it will jab at the lifestyles of the wealthy homeowners of it's population) is never going away. 

(Meaning not wealthy enough to purchase a 600000 home).

I am also aware that building long term wealth is more related to equity building and not cash flow, and that negative cash flow situations are not necessarily a reason to say 'No' to an investment.  1) Duplex. 

Wealthy clients securing funds off their securities and assets are getting sub 4%Credit Unions and Private lenders are taking 4-5sJumbo lenders, physicians loan folk and Gov loans are usually low 5s to low 6s.Then you have everyone else

Good morning, I am in the education stage of my journey to becoming a wealthy real estate investor.

I am Registered Nurse by profession looking in to transitioning in to real estate to become financially free and build generational wealth. I

If you're a wealthy senior not interested in living in your own home, you've probably considered one of those assisted living facilities with extensive amenities.

I've spent the last couple months listening to podcasts, watching YouTube videos on investing, and reading books from Rich Dad, Poor Dad to Rental Property Investing to The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down to Tax-Free Wealth. I

However, it is believed that many wealthy individuals will be able to dodge it.There will be ways (mostly legal) to avoid this increased tax burden.

Interesting to see your perspective and understanding that wealth is not made overnight.