Many of the kids I come across think the only way they can ever be wealthy is by hitting it big in entertainment or in sports.

For those familiar with the area it's right near Wealthy/Eastern which is a great walkable neighborhood. 

I make good money and my purpose in life is to build legacy wealth. I

Aren't these types of properties often sold to busy, wealthy doctors and lawyers who want Real Estate without the hassle?  

I have spent the last 6 months reading everything I can to learn the craft and I am anxious to find my first deal and begin to build some long-term wealth. I

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

I am wholly unfamiliar with San Francisco, but I have had other investors tell me a lot of Chinese investors have bought there, pushing up prices, as well as wealthy people looking for a second home or a place to park investment funds.

-Bob MarleyI fully agree, though I also believe that to positively affect a tremendous quantity of people, wealth is a highly useful, and in some cases, a necessity.

I work around wealthy people every day and I have suddenly found my way to become a member versus an employee. 

It is not a get rich quick job, it is a get wealthy slowly plan that will pay off in the long run!