I do know a couple of librarians and they don't seem to be very wealthy.

It's been on the market for "a while," and the price has gone down considerably, but the place has not sold.The agent says that the owners are very wealthy and not hurting for money, or motivated at all.

If she has any intention of going into any assisted living home or later going to a nursing home and if she is not wealthy with tons of insurance (most aren't) then she will have an issue with asset determinations to qualify for benefits.

Building wealth is way to much fun!

That said, there is nothing inherently wrong with leverage, it is a great tool to amassing wealth. I

A motivated seller can be educated, wealthy, and live out of state, and just not want to deal with it.

Good thoughts can make you healthy, wealthy, and wise.

If you are bringing in a ton of money in your job then a break even that provides some tax benefits (higher bracket now) while working but higher income down the road is what many wealthy people have done.

We were mid diet tract builders building the same thing over and over again.

Have done many transactions with wealthy families that use this election.