Some of you might enjoy it - There goes the Neighborhood on KCRW. https://www.kcrw.com/news-culture/shows/there-goes...

I think looking too wealthy might be a problem, but I also think I could step it up several notches and still be ok.I'm with @Eric M. about depreciable assets.

First, I just need to say that Biggerpockets.com has downright shifted my entire understanding of what real wealth is and how SIMPLE (not easy, but simple.) it can be.IN SUMMARY:You just have to know how to play the game.And it's HELLA fun!

But they are safe markets due to their inherent construction constraints (physical as well as political), insatiable job market, and desirability by wealthy people. 

In other words, he was open book on the credit.One more anecdote: when Samsung came to town, their culture dictated that they discount quotes by 10%.  

Account Closed The issue is he's got a culture going of just selling people all the insurance they will buy, not what is appropriate to their needs and objectives. 

I believe honesty and integrity is the only way to create long-lasting wealth. I

Yet appreciation can make you wealthy IF you buy in a rapidly growing market with conservative low cost financing supported by the rents and backed up by your own cash reserves for rainy days. 

lolOh and lets not forget, screw your brain on that is counter to what the entire society yells at you from the adverts, the marketing etc etc....become a man that LOVES to spend ONLY on things that make him more INCOME, not on anything that depreciates. that is the truly and only GOLDEN KEY needed to become wealthy over time.

Investing is fraught with hidden traps, and is hard enough in the same city, let alone in a state where the culture is way different.