Many of us with minimal property holdings will become millionaires by default with a few more years.
Of course by then, being a millionaire will be about as impressive as having a credit card.
I can go back to when I graduated college and thought 100K per year was rich....1980.
I knew a fellow from NYU law who got hired by Davis Polk right outta school for 120K at age 24 and then made partner at 30 in 1980 and was guaranteed 400K/year plus partner's share
He would need that now to live in that Nassau street loft today.