normal people will be lucky to afford a single shitty property in their life time let alone two, that's no longer middleclass

You're ignorant of reality. I work with the middle-class literally every day (and I'm not one of them). They exist. Secondly, I can work with people to get them homes, even with limited income. Homes can be acquired by anyone, the issue is how much you have in savings, whether or not you reliably pay your debts, and the quality and size of your house.

Here's an example. This house is the price of less than a year of income for most people. Even with no cash on hand, you can easily get a loan for a house like this if you have decent credit. You can improve the lot and the property with minimal effort over the span of 3-5 years and upgrade it and take the equity into your new mortgage. Simple things like improved internet, better landscape, better furniture & appliances, and you'll be able to make a profit when you sell it. That is the wealth building that people need (even if they never make more than $30k a year).

I see this shit literally every day. I teach people this shit every day.

Gambling and exploiting markets shouldn't be encouraged, normal people can't gain assets

I explicitly avoided bringing up stock investments. Assets are shit every single person buys every day. If you can buy silver, you can buy assets. Asset wealth comes in all sorts of different forms at all sorts of price points. Most people just don't invest in assets that appreciate well over time. Housing and land is one of those that can actually do it fairly reliably with a little action on your part.

Takes more money than normal working men can make, fuck you for your attitude

See above, my attitude saves lives and builds families.

thinking people should be forced to work for their money means I

Investing in asset wealth is working for your money. Installing a nicer sink is literally what that is.

Nobody "earns" anything, its all downstream of circumstance and the way jobs are valued are completely out of whack, hard labor pays less than many white collar jobs and there are far too many low value high pay positions

Your whole statement here is a lie. Everyone earns their keep from their work, whether you think it's the 'right amount' or not. Almost none of it is from circumstance. Blue collar jobs are paid wildly well, and it's mostly the white-collar jobs that aren't seeing any wage growth.

Again, I know this more intimately than your resentful doom-mongering does. I live this shit.