I have a 401k balance of less than $100k that's still with the company but because my new role will be international, I won't be able to contribute to my 401k anymore.

As well, our internal assessment of the millennial demographic is two main things: 1. they are very mobile, and can move whenever they want, no kids, low job attachment etc, , 2.

But one answer is: "IRR"].This from Investopedia: "You can think of Internal Rate of Return as the rate of growth a project is expected to generate"... 

And people are actually using it - for things like international remittances (though you need to liquidate it pretty quick given the volatility). 

Hi Darren,Diane and Michael are correct; under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code you (as a single individual) can exclude $250,000 of capital gains from your taxes if you have owned and resided in the house as your personal residence for 2 out of the 5 years prior to the date of sale. 

There is a specific exception in the Internal Revenue Code for rental activities, so self-employment taxes will only apply if you transform the activity into a non-rental activity (by providing substantial non-rental services).

If you are offering nothing to yourself as the sponsor then less motivation to find great deals.Essentially you would be playing with people's hard earned money to try and gain some experience which would likely be bad.Why not intern while in school at a commercial firm that has a fund or is syndicating with a focus on their capital raise department?

Buying single family homes, especially as an international investor, is foolish because of lending, property management and other operational issues.

Having great interns to strengthen our team and our bandwidth3.

My physician uncle, an immigrant who moved to the KY 30 years ago, complains how his med interns/students are leaving KY to go to other parts of the country where there will make less money.