The highest probable outcome to increase your wealth is to sell now and keep all the gains.

It's still the front & back end tail events, and if you invest conservatively relative to your means you'll be able to experience the good of them & capitalize, and be bid on the bad to get even more wealthy. 

Generational wealth? I

When evaluating a neighborhood for potential price appreciation, always consider these indicators: new businesses, infrastructure projects, increasing employment opportunities, highly-rated schools, decreasing crime rates, and proximity to parks and cultural attractions.

It's the "bougiest" of the mountains and attracts a high-end crowd—More wealthy families willing to pay for quality homes and less partiers.

Wealth is built slowly, over the long-term.

Here is how I see it:Private Money Lenders:Companies: These companies give loans based on the value of the property and the borrower's financial situation.Individuals: Wealthy individuals usually care most about the property and the borrower's experience.

I saw people with a few investments and assumed they must have been handed down by their wealthy families.

And they seem to be loving the culture.

The truth is that building wealth is a slow process and the odds of hitting the lottery, inheriting massive wealth, or suddenly getting a huge lump sum are absolutely tiny.