(Everyone groans "Hi Nico" as if they're in some sort of depressed AA meeting.)When I was in high school, my mindset was straightforward: Study hard > Get good grades > Graduate > Enter college for my bachelors > Repeat the first three steps > Study hard for GREs > Enter grad school for my masters > Repeat first three steps again > Find a job > Gain experience > Quit old job for a higher-paying position at another company > Repeat last two steps indefinitely until retirement and live off of savings.Then, literally on the day of (or before) my college graduation date and ceremony, I saw a segment on the news that posed the question, "Is college really worth it?"

The rental cash flows could be considered indefinite and will grow over time.It is important to note that the discount rate must be higher than the growth rate when using the present value of a growing perpetuity formula.

The core criteria to consider for your area include:- number of well paying jobs in the area- number of people moving to the area to take those well paying jobs (short-term assignments and indefinite)- number of employers who move workers into the area to fill those jobs - frequency of 30+ day vacationers If the above economic criteria look good, then there are a few basic criteria for the unit itself:- easy parking- decent neighborhood- kitchen or kitchenette- low price per bedroom compared to an extended stay hotel Good luck!

My question is in the description it says "The Denver Home Ownership Center has extended the FHA $100 Down Sales Incentive indefinitely for all HUD REO offers accepted.

Their mindset and continuous poor judgement keeps them in this category indefinitely

Our plan is to hold this property indefinitely as part of a retirement plan.

Homes with solar save their occupants money whereas homes without solar keep a debt to the utility on the books each month indefinitely.

Definitely if you're getting the subsidized payments, I think you need to live there as long as you're getting that benefit, which could be indefinitely.  

I had my target renter planned, but not the idea to reach out and find which areas they're living in. Definitely

We had one friend of a friend lender who had great rates, but wanted us to hold 10%+ of the debt in his bank indefinitely.