"The Wharf" is for the wealthy - small apartments for ridiculously high prices.

Is it the wealthy investor or the broke beginner?

Are they wealthy?

Still, everything could come crashing down or at least correct to stale.So I'm crunching some numbers with various scenarios to see how much equity wealth I could build up in 1, 2, and 5 years, all using conservative appreciation rates.

Wealthy people side-step it with ease.I just took on a client who spent $12,000 setting up a special needs trust for his sister, then funded it with $1.55M for her support and maintenance.

One of the main reasons I started my business was because I wanted to build wealth. I

Capital gains tax rules will change (it is seen as a benefit for the wealthy and is often debated), I would take advantage of that one while I have the opportunity.

Captured equity for massive balance sheet wealth is my bread and butter.

Sometimes a better way to start is learn as much as you can about the business and your market while you save the money you need to start.Building wealth is long term project.

I remember reading a article, it was either in Fortune or Forbes, but out of how the very wealthy have made their wealth, real estate was number one in Asia.