If you want to get wealthy buy for cash flow.If you want to speculate buy for appreciation.thanks a lot man for the advice!

If you figure out how much you would spend each year on college and invest that amount in real estate instead, you are going to be much farther along to being independently wealthy than going to college.

There is nothing that makes someone with a salary of $300,000 or assets of $1M that makes them a better or worse investor than someone with less wealth - the wealthy might just be able to "afford" their mistakes a bit better. 

If we talk A to D classes and F is a hood ;)In general, the class of the property correlates with schools: the better the school the higher the prices, more wealthy neighbors.

That's what wealthy investors do here all the time. 

I knew real estate was a good way to build wealth. I

It appears his company has “joined forces” with an entity called “SDIRA Wealth”. I

And most likely they are wealthy investors who have made money in these markets before- by appreciation and leveraged.Once you get familiar and comfortable with an area, the scenario goes something like this: you were driven and brought a starter condo/home in 2010 when things were down.

For me, building long-term, multigenerational wealth is the goal while acquiring modest cash flow over the next 5 years to ensure that basic things like maintenance and CapEx are taken care of.

If you are wealthy and want to give to charity, I know some much better options.Same with the unpaid rent.