I'm thinking I could meet wealthy people and network that way, all while still being in the real estate world and it works on a salary + commission basis. 

It's a great game if you're already wealthy and can afford to wait decades sometimes. 

That is unless of course you are already independently wealthy.

I pretty much expected the auctions to be run by a group of wealthy buyers who will buy most of the good property so i was expecting only to walk away with low priced housing after reno to begin with and if i got something something better win/win..If i get nothing thats ok to.

I have been in business for 5 years and have strong relationships with local banks in Frederick but Im looking to find a bank or private lender (maybe wealthy person) who doesn't require 20 to 25 percent down.

Killeen is not a good place for building long-term wealth?  I

Since I have to build wealth...I didn't come blessed with it...and have little confidence that the dollar will remain solid for the next 30-years, I think I'll stick with real estate.

If you are an uber wealthy patron who wants a 'statement' building it's not so important but if you are a business person who wants an income property that actually throws off income it is important.3rd How 'buildable' are their designs?

I try to convince them that the long term wealth is in Rentals and they should be focusing on diversifying their portfolio but to no avail. 

I currently work part time as a Realtor on the South Shore and I would like to start investing to build long term wealth. I