I think RE wealth is built with steady single base hits and few home runs.  

INVESTORS:I have very wealthy investors that are willing to help grow my storage business.

When I think Riverside/Inland Empire I think brown hills, generic cookie cutter developments, endless freeways, strip centers full of all the same chain restaurants, no culture, car culture and baking hot summers.

I've lived here for 6 years, and the STR market is killing it, since we have so many waterfront areas (Ozello, Fort Island Trail, Pine Island, and so many more) but the only problem is that Crystal River passed a city ordinance banning short term rentals in an effort to protect the manatees and local culture.

Buoyed by a growing UMASS campus and a hip/cultured community it continues to see young professionals flocking here that are forced out of Boston.

Our strongest assets are our people and their cultures.... the number of authentic ethnic establishments.

I'm not understanding how an average return of 5% (if you're lucky) is a FAST way to built wealth.  I

Home ownership was reserved for the wealthy with an ownership rate below 40% for the nation.  

Nobody gets wealthy by saving.So lets play a mind game real quick.

That is a positive for you The crackdown on corruption and other reforms has made it even more imperative for the wealthy Chinese to move their money overseas.