Thanks for the reply Joel.My first inclination is to go into multifamily and office sales, with the main goal of establishing relationships with wealthy landlords and holding companies, so eventually I can offer them syndications and possibly partner with them.

Gentrification has already made it so only wealthy developers can build.

The suburbs are very wealthy and get a really bad reputation from an outdated stereotype.

If you think $100 per door is good money, then you will need a lot of doors to get wealthy.

But everything might go wrong and we need to be wealthy before we start this!!!!!!!!!!!

The semi good news is that America is probably the cleanest shirt in a pile of dirty shirts, the impact here won't be as bad as it will be in other parts of the world but we'll certainly feel the impact.Several wealthy people that I know aren't buying anything right now - they're waiting for real estate to go on sale in the next downturn.

I would be independently wealthy by now.

That is how you become wealthy and not necessarily through cash flow.Best of luck.

They don't make any money but they have made thousands of people very very wealthy.

I have a wealthy family friend that has financed my rentals and he is willing to finance more in the future.