Demolish walls, ceilings, and floors and remove debris as it accumulates.

@Irene Low - If you are renting now, you will have equity accumulation by owning even if values stay the same and don't increase. 

My hours are very flexible with the option to work from home, which will give me time to pursue my real estate goals.My goal with Real Estate is to accumulate enough cash flow from my rental portfolio so I can quit my job somewhere down the road to free up time so I can do something else with my life (ie. starting my own business).One of the reasons I choose real estate is because my parents purchased properties their entire lives and it has allowed them to free up their time and provide a nice semi-passive income currently owning 29 units in 5 buildings.Although I grew up observing my parents I have really just begun to get serious about real estate in the past few months.

A couple of great books for investing all of the money you are going to accumulate are “The Simple Path to Wealth” by J.

If you are seeking out asset accumulation and equity appreciation over the long term then there are certainly fortunes to be made.

I have done over 100 transactions helping clients and also accumulated 5 rental properties as passive income.

Accumulating experience as an active landlord/manager is going to help you tremendously as you grow your real estate business.

The stakes represent huge fortunes which will be accumulated within the next ten years.

Its another to let them pay for your housing, food, and utilities while you accumulate money to invest.

What is the best way to transfer accumulated wealth to desired recipients (spouse, children, family and charities) to maximize the amount transferred, minimize the cost of that transfer (and planning) and perhaps minimizing taxes.Lots of people make no plans and Uncle Sam (and sometimes the state) end up being a major beneficiary of this wealth.