My rule of thumb - If your net wealth is less than $1M, protect your assets with an umbrella policy. 

@Justin MilesMedicaid is for people with limited income, not wealthy real estate investors with living trusts.

Being that San Francisco is full of wealthy folks, they're always upgrading their 1 year old high end appliances.

Her husband is a contractor and he did all the work with his company (they are very wealthy).   

Also as stated above scaling this business is where the money is.Lastly, I personally think that real wealth is built over time in this business and almost any other business.

To have deep knowledge of market I use fundamental and technical analysis to know what markets needs, which type of properties are the best and who is my best customers for my properties.I work with wealthy American and European investors their having better investment return in my projects compered to another investments tools like CDs, hedge funds, IRAs etc.I am always looking for Best Markets, Profitable Deals and New Partners.And I like to share with you how I analyze all US markets in few minutes.Nice to meet you :)

Wealthy Wholesalers are just as familiar with Failure as they are with Success.

I want REI to help get me some more time back in my life and definitely build long-term wealth. I

I am willing and eager to put the work into this field, but I don't have the money, I have terrible credit, and I don't have a wealthy relative.

We got to talking and after a good repor building conversation, It turned out that he was pretty wealthy and didn't need the money.