If you hate RE investing, then it is a JOB as well.Essentially, do what you love, and you will make money at it.I just wanted to raise my hand on this thread, as I don't want to have a stereotyping of all RE trainers as BAD people.Thanks for listening.Michael SuessThe REI Training Warehouse, LLC

Too many people want the finer things in life NOW, so they perpetually chain themselves down.

Good business will help perpetuate more good business....as opposed to being tied up in court and having to worry about if your "weasel clause" is going to hold up.  

The best thing that banks perpetuate during a downshift in sales prices is the problems caused by the result of poor Consumer spending choices, which gets blamed on equity.

They have no incentive to sign anything increasing rents, so are they locked in for perpetuity at their current rates or something?

Do you set aside so much until you hit a certain amount, and then count the full cash flow as spendable money/monthly income, or do you just keep putting away those percentages in perpetuity?

You can refinance in perpetuity as long as you still qualify.

This just seems like a perpetual energy machine.Something can not be right.I start with 0!

Despite the stereotypes, I have found my local government offices to be very helpful if I call asking questions.  

The thing to keep in mind with the due on sale clause, that almost no one ever talks about, is they are hardly ever called due because we have been in a perpetual falling interest rate environment.