I’m not sure if this is something that varies on personal strategies or if there is a general role of thumb.

I have non qualified stock options through my W2 employer now that has potential in about 5-8 years to exercise.

The fair market value does not play a role in cost segregation.

Your diligence in maintaining good credit will play a big role.

And you could still give the seller a floating purchase price using an option simply by tying the future sales price to the then appraised value, or FMV minus 10%, or a fixed price today with a 5% uptick annually until you exercise the option.

For decades, there has been a concerning trend among certain individuals in asset management, investor relations, and leasing director roles.

My role is my age :-) I'm really trying to build as much appreciation in the next 10 to 15 years as possible. the 25% management fee would be waived.

Anyone that exercises regularly knows that's not sustainable unless you're a teenager.

I think you might be at a point where comfort for you and your family should play a bigger role than it did before when it was just the two of you. 

Currently, my role is managing all the systems and processes for our company and when the website was made it was all tech-related systems, now it's the entire org so I need to update it.