Before you know it, they're buying a brand new car, going on shopping sprees, eating/drinking out a lot, and generally just enjoying the feeling of being so "wealthy" from that new job.

That is where I think he will become wealthy.

Think of it as a obese person telling you about a new diet or work out program they are going to start "next week".

While it's all still in the works as far as business plan and model, my ultimate goal for REI is 3-fold: 1) I want to financially provide for the present and future of my family (the obvious). 2) I want to have wealth to give wealth. I

It was like a person with wealth and riches that don't care to share how he became wealthy.

There is currently a big push by a wealthy developer to redo a pretty good section of N.

Likewise, landlords already wealthy and looking to add another multifamily gold mine to their portfolio, are more and more willing to pay a million bucks for a fixer in a transient neighborhood (ie, Compton, Bellflower, Long Beach) just cuz it has 3-4 units.As for economic recovery, imo, that was so last year =( http://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2015/...To what end?

@George Skelton you are going to find that many people will recommend talking to a CPA or Lawyer about this, and it is not because we don't want to help, but more that each scenario is different based upon strategy, local and state laws, just to name a few.I experience the same road blocks and trying to figure it all out and what it comes down to is there is no set blueprint to doing REI; once you embrace this logic the sooner you can more on to becoming wealthy.  

The problem is with being a stay at home college student with no one to teach you about wealth is that I am broke and have had to learn like many of us through other ways, like richest man in babylon for example teaching you to pay yourself.

Let's just understand that I believe stocks, bonds, funds, and physical real estate can be used to build wealth. I