My target market is buy and hold investments in multi family and I look to start on the path to growing long term wealth. I

The wealthy ask ''how much and will I own it at the end?'

Many of these were in partnership with their masters and wealthy in their own right.”

Ones buying smaller properties or starting out will ask lots of questions for a smaller return.So the question becomes to try and find the best broker/agent you can for the deal level and stage of your investing career you are at.Just remember if only buying on potential and that potential never materializes then can be a big waste of time.Another benefit to a wealthy broker/agent is they like doing transactions to help clients and for the ART of the deal.

Who found the property, will negotiate the price, take care of all paperwork, managing the renovations on an ongoing basis ,…Basically the two other partners are very wealthy people who don’t want any headache at all.

I'm not sure how you could buy something unless your parents / siblings are wealthy and want to tie their income to your house or lend you cash.I've seen some parents buy student housing - as in they own the house that 4-8 kids live in paying per bedroom rent.

Getting 30 doors by the time you're 50 will be plenty to become wealthy.

Yet they always recover because broke gets beaten back by the will of a wealthy mindset."

He is a man with a financial plan and he is a multi-millionaire today.Friend B I have another friend from college who inherited a million dollars from his wealthy Asian parents overseas and grew up from a affluent household of privilege.

In my mind, building substantial wealth is directly tied to increasing your monthly income, hence one of the reasons I invest in real estate.