One thing mentioned in Kiyosaki's book it seems you are forgetting is that Rich Dad became wealthy because he didn't pay as much in taxes as Poor Dad.

I think that these programs just continue to enable a financially illiterate culture (obviously this includes non-BP'ers). 

We're looking at the largest generation yet and a national culture shaped by experience-based ambitions (versus material), marketplace uncertainty, huge debt, less familial obligation, and much much less job security.

Given his wealth I wonder if the money is coming from overseas to a US bank and then to me.

If you invest in a wealthy county they find attractive (such as Baldwin County) then wait them out.

This really highlights how wealthy individuals live far below their means, and they generally own their own businesses.

But believe real estate if done right can make you extremely wealthy at not only a faster rate than mutual funds, but also a safer way. 

I'm enormously grateful for my good fortune in life but I have become isolated.I am one of those wealthy people who complain about being wealthy.

History shows a good % of tenants have financial difficulties and managing to collect rents is intensive.2) The $1M 6% complex is adjacent to a bustling area with upscale shops and restaurants, highbrow cultural activities, and is a magnet for the cities growing high-tech workforce.

If you can tie your practice area to your real estate goals so much the better.Based on the fact that you are even asking this question leads me to believe you will be fine whatever you decide --- you haven't been deluded into thinking law school will turn you into a wealthy man over night.Best of luck -Kevin.