I'm not trying to get wealthy (although it'd be nice) I just like the idea of owning homes, and making money without having to physically work for it.

Keep it Wealthy,Dhane

I've been looking for a new diet and this one just might help me lose weight and get a few deals.

Magazine top 500 fastest growing companies, but think it is Fortune Builders, not CT homes(the flipping business) that seems to be making the money.If I was bringing in $15,000 to $25,000 times 100 people on average per event I would be damn wealthy too.

Well.....I am still in the rat race with the same employer, drive the same car, live in the same house, get my 3 weeks vacation a year, and I am still not rich or wealthy from real estate.

Most life long commercial brokers I am familiar with do VERY well and for a very long time and retire very wealthy... hopefully some people will stop and think that a career in RE over the long haul is far more beneficial than all these people that think they need to start as wholesalers  ... :)  and spend thousands on postage and mail peices etc. when for those same dollars they could truly start a career such as yours.

All her properties were bought and paid for by her and her boyfriend; no wealthy family members or lotteries.I've learned quite a bit reading her blog posts.

I know the submarket east of downtown pretty well.I also think Austin is going to boom over the next 2 decades and the growth will make a lot of investors here very, very wealthy.

A strong childhood work ethic is the most common trait among wealthy adults.

I don't care if could become wealthy doing so, I just can't justify it.