I would love to learn some tips and advice for how I can start my young successful life and end up making a wealthy comfortable income for the years down the road.

I'm sure your internship will bring you in contact with many wealthy people.

There are some good guru courses out there to help you put it all together, but I honestly don't see college as a pathway to real estate wealth. I

And don't fall for the tear jerking story of the young boy who sneaks in to meet the wealthy man, later meets the boy at midnight at the beach and has the boy go out into the water with all his clothes on, nearly drowning.

Ultimately I want leverage assets and become wealthy.

No getting bumped a few days or weeks because a more wealthy homeowner is demanding things get done faster.

I have friends that are asset and cash wealthy that don't need to work but went back to the corporate world just for the W2 and the opportunity to get 10 financed loan.On a side note - I have heard that Citibank has a program that allows up to 20 rentals.

Check out the following quote from the article:"Walk into a wealthy person's home and one of the first things you'll see is an extensive library of books they've used to educate themselves on how to become more successful," Siebold writes.

I think the wealthy people are going against the city instead the buyer.

The main idea came from online luxury marketplace where only wealthy, very wealthy, individuals are buying.