How to say "If I can be"?


I'm studying Japanese by myself.  
To become is なる.  
Able to become / can be = なれる  
If I say なれば it would mean ”If I became” (conditional)  
so "If I can be " should be "なれれば"？

The sentence I'm trying to formulate is :

> It's no problem if that would make me rich.

My try was :

> あんまり大変じゃない、お金持ちになれば。  
>

Which might get interpreted as :

> "it's no problem if I was rich."

I appreciate your help.




I think you could say like:

> (もし)それで(お)金持ちに **なれるのなら / なれるなら / なれたら / なれれば** 、問題(は)ないだろう。(or 構わないだろう /
> いいだろう etc. depending on the context.)

それで = それ (that) + particle で (with; because of)




I think you could say like:

> (もし)それで(お)金持ちに **なれるのなら / なれるなら / なれたら / なれれば** 、問題(は)ないだろう。(or 構わないだろう /
> いいだろう etc. depending on the context.)

それで = それ (that) + particle で (with; because of)

