@Michael RylandMy mom told me last night, “ some people are destined to be middle/low class, and can never be rich”.

Also when your on the interstate you just put in your start positive  ( well it knows that) and your destination and it computes your super charger stops and how much time you will need to complete your trip with 20% reserves..  

When do I wake up/go to bed, how many hours a week do I dedicate to my short/medium term tasks, developing other skill sets that I will need along the way, ectWhen I reach a short term goal I reevaluate where I stand and if I have learned anything that has changed my desired destination.

As far as traveling for this year, is there a destination you’re looking forward to the most? 

Phoenix has been a very popular destination with SoCal investors - manageable entry point, great growth projections, reasonable property taxes, etc.

Most are so obsessed with what they do, they spend most of their time in saluted in their mansions, offices, or vacation destinations, only communicating with those who matter to their objective.

I think Texas may edge us out for their #1 destination, according to the most recent United Van Lines report I saw.I was born in California, so I welcome the influx of new residents to keep the Arizona economy growing.

Who will actually has a shot at being wealthy thinks: I’m going to get as rich as Donald Trump by starting to own my own properties.The difference between these two people is owning properties shouldn’t be your ultimate destination; it should be your path to becoming wealthy.But sadly, political factors the in the East had Trump University shut down for political purposes, so no more learning can go on there, but you can still find copies of some of the text books online if you're interested in learning more.Good Luck!

CA will always remain a travel destination no matter what.

I'm passionate about attaining wealth, and I've determined that real estate is the best vehicle to get me to that destination.