- Do they provide a Perpetual Cost Segregation Evergreen Annual Review to find annual expenses from dispositions, additions, favorable changes in tax laws while also using the changes to drive lower insurance and property tax premium?

Maybe because there are more low income areas people assume the tenants will just naturally be bad or something, but that hasn't been my experience and kind of a negative stereotype in my opinion. 

The magazine size in this analogy depends on 1) the stability of your W2 income industry/company and 2) the number of properties one owns that they have to fund from that W2 into perpetuity.

If he passes, the house is still owned by the trust upon death and you can keep the house into perpetuity without a sale in the trust. 

As a perpetual student, I've read where optimizing one means giving up something in the other and I want to understand the interrelationship.

If it is 0% to start, I doubt it is 0% into perpetuity. 

This need for perpetual growth will cause the crash.Colin you say the recession is here, it's knocking.

Is this a perpetual income play?

Imagine the capital opportunity to save money for a shortened period of time and then have that as a perpetual asset you can leverage on an on going basis, and one that can eventually provide after-tax income during retirementCertainly an opportunity worth exploring for the right situation. 

I could continue earning in perpetuity and giving to charity, but charities tend to weaken and I don't want my money going to something that isn't what it originally was.