They will all be selling that loan to the secondary market and don't want to risk their license, their reputation or their freedom for mortgage fraud.House hacking is one of the best ways for individuals to build wealth; I am convinced of it. 

Prices did drop in the recession, hotel numbers pulled back a bit, but the uber wealthy were still uber wealthy. 

Companies aren't in the business of making employees wealthy, and they don't care about what employees will live on in retirement.

I am not wealthy and loaning him this money is a sacrifice for me, but I am more than willing to do it with his property as collateral even if I don't see the money again until 20 years from now.

The less wealthy areas will have risk premiums consummate with the income of the area and consummate cap rates as well.

One of my company's biggest equity partners is a wealthy family in California who has no interest in operating real estate but wants real estate in their portfolio.

. * ("Not that there's anything wrong with that").A quicker way to wealth is when you do "have means of making a short gain out of these" (if you needed to).

Many wealthy people have lost an incredible amount of money this way.In this particular deal, it's a $350k duplex.

Not sure how things are out there but I️ would only assume that if you restored it right in a historical fashion and marketed the property to a wealthy buyer who appreciates historic homes then possibly could have a massive deal.

I thought REI was only for wealthy individuals, but as I listened to the podcasts, read the UBG, and some of the blogs here, my former paradigm was shattered!