It also brings recognition, has true purpose, and also give one the possibilities to form real relations with others.

I'm learning a voice recognition software program.

There's a big deal made about the Inc 500 award, but that is only recognition for revenue-growth, not value in what's being sold.BTW: I meet someone at the local REI who paid for the 25k for the Mastery who was doing a couple of deals, but she hadn't actually made back her investment yet, and was offering up all the same things that the experienced wholesalers, re-habbers and flippers were already: "looking for private money partners, buyers, sellers, etc."

They are pricey 4mp gets you good face recognition.

You will have some struggles with name recognition, and validation. 

Plus facial hair does make one look older, so FYI...Actually I am jealous, because @ 55, I still can't get more than a Ho Chi Minh beard, and BTW, my wife is from Viet Nam...

BTW, this applies to  any installment purchase where payments are made.If this is a consumer deal and you don't file a contract attempting to keep it as a lease arrangement, then the seller will end up having tax code violations on the recognition of the sale, failing to value the option and deducting future required depreciation and expenses not paid for by the owner.....this is with tenants paying for maintenance and up keep...../.and BTW, that gives your tenant an equitable interest in your property!

Check it out for the van, Bill.My thing is the guys with the extravagant facial hair, the really big beards, talking about getting down and dirty in their own rehabs.

I was doing all the things Dave and Suzie recommended, and thus missed out on the opportunity costs of non-direct recognition.

One thing to be careful of, however, is that if you perform a cost segregation on a building and later use the building (as the relinquished property) in a 1031, you can cause "recapture" (an income recognition event).