Not sure if you know but house hacking is where you have a home and you rent out a room essentially someone else is paying your mortgage/rent........or you could rent a room but we are trying to get you wealthy here.

But in the end, if it comes to it, I also recognize that you don't need credit when you have cash (despite what this culture tries to instill in us). 

Anyways, I like the puppy:)I could not bring myself to buy a new vehicle unless I was super wealthy.

From my personal experience having grown up with parents who have owned real estate in the Bay Area since before I was born and now a landlord in the Bay Area myself, being a "low class" tenant has really nothing to do with your financial status, but rather one's personal ethics, morals, etc...Throughout the years my family has had tenants from all walks of life, from all cultures and financial backgrounds.  

The very wealthy of SF used lake county for 75 years from the gold rush to about the great depression as the go to place.. there were resorts all over the lake and in the moutains ( the aforementioned mineral bath resorts) and many burnt down over the years.. in 1900 to 1930 ish through out CA and the WEst was the hey day of land developers platting wide swaths of CA and literally creating towns.. platted lots with no streets.. we see these today everywhere throughout the west.. 

And if I ever wanted to unload them, it would be in a very competitive market with a lot of wealthy investors.

Its leveraging each other's skills to build wealth. I

Mediocre deal have made me fairly wealthy.

If you're in a Third or lower second world country and you have a backpack and are a tourist, your Wealthy., d. 

It reminded me of the old book, "The Wealthy Barber".