It was built to have both rich and poor.With that said.  

For 5 years and you are RICH!

In 10–15 years, you’ll look back at everyone who tried those “get rich quick” strategies and think, “Good thing I didn’t do that.”So many people I know chase high returns only to burn out and give up on real estate entirely a couple of years later.

That part usually gets skipped over on podcasts because it sounds a lot cooler to say that you raised private money than it does to say that mom and dad or your rich uncle gave you money.

Also look up Dame Ramsey, The Money Guy Show or I Will Teach You To Be Rich 

Quote from @Jay Pragasam: we have too many newbie Lp investor also that think just because they are rich from tech they can blindly invest as LP somewhere without due Dilegence….

You’re in a Strong Starting Position — You Just Feel “Illiquid”You already have several things going for you:Home equity: Roughly ~$140K in unrealized equity ($235K value – $90K loan).Pension & retirement savings: Long-term financial safety net.Stable W2 income + supplemental job: Consistency lenders like.Below-market mortgage rate (4.25%) on your primary — a great asset in today’s high-rate environment.The challenge isn’t wealth, it’s liquidity — you’re “asset rich, cash flow tight.”

I can see how people who want an easy way to rich's would fall for this though  Golly. 

BUT, since your money is earning 30-50% more overall, once you catch up, the growth dramatically exceeds what a normal investor would receive doing the same exact investment with their own money.So I say 50's because they'll need a few years of compounding to really see the power of what I call "The Double Play".This is not a "Get Rich Quick" scheme.

Bill Gates also had a rich father and had access to cutting edge mainframe computers and got free time on them.