Additionally, there are a lot of 'wanna be' newbies who are interested in being rich but not interested in the reality of the work you need to put in to become wealthy.

IRR or MIRR are fine for making decent judgments on relative investments (yes, I know those measures have issues), but they're lousy at measuring how big your pile of wealth is at the end of the holding period.  

Folks think you're wealthy if they see you're an out-of-state investor and will throw high priced, unprofitable deals your way. 

A millionaire is an individual whose net worth or wealth is equal to or exceeds one million units of currency.

From what I can tell she is wealthy, doesn't need money she owns the house free and clear.

It is no secret and well documented that wealth is generated much faster from appreciation, both forced and market.

I began tracking my sleep, I followed a strict diet and weigh program, and I even began to incorporate yoga into my weekly routine (something I never envisioned myself doing).

I'm gutting and renovating the apartments to appeal to the surprising number of wealthy NYC transplants that are coming to the area.

This question is for all the successful, wealthy, millionaires, billionaires, own the whole mountain or on your way to reaching these goals.

I’m a bartender to the ultra wealthy now which is easy, reliable income, but I remember working at a casino where I had to choose between the high-roller who’d pay me 100 bucks for a lucky beer or the tweaker lady who’d order a blended mudslide with 5 free cherries and tip me in pocket lint.