I was generous in the counting, too and counted anyone that had real estate listed as a source, even if they had other sources.http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/IMHO, two things separate people who are wildly successful from the masses and even their only-10%-as-rich peers:1) Working really hard, and 2) luckBeing in the right place, making the right choices even without all the info, and being involved in the right businesses at the right time make a HUGE difference.

I at least make sure they're not throwing wild parties or bringing people over all the time or smoking.What I would do if I was you:1) Get a dog walker.

It would likely surprise you to see what conservatives freely give in charitable contributions and don't want the government getting their grubby hands on donated money.

Food corporations are allowed to run wild in this country.

General questions on a national forum like this get wildly varying responses.One thing that doesn't vary is that you need to comp the property thoroughly, and make sure you're buying at least 10% under market value, preferably 15-25% under.

It can be structured in such a way that the different beneficiaries (heirs) receive varying payments via separate notes; all kinds of wild ideas. 

Earthquakes(due to fracking), tornadoes, wild fires(due to droughts) , and hurricanes(due to warmer oceans) are not.

Assuming there are no wild curve balls in the world, you'll more likely make a much higher rate of return buying a property in Denver vs a cash flow city.Have you run the numbers on buying a place in Denver?

I am taking a wild assumption to say that you do not have the equiptment to measure how much traffic is driving past your sign.

It was a wild 2018!