Additionally, nearly 2/3 of them report that “being a small business owner or entrepreneur takes more work than they expected.”Despite these enormous challenges, the vast majority of them (96 percent) reported that they were glad that they had become an entrepreneur. 

We have kids saddled with enormous debt for decades.

Doing it my style is not enormous sums of dollars but the percentages are good.  

The tax benefits of real estate are still enormous even if you can't offset W-2 income. 

I had put an enormous amount of effort into learning real-estate and there was no way I was going to just stop investing.

W.F. has an enormous amount of deteriorated wood frame homes.

It’s the perfect combination of high cash-flow with enormous equity upside.7.Jacksonville is a city with a strong economic past, present, and future, but don’t take our word for it.8.Take the word of all the major think tanks, experts, and organizations that have ranked Jacksonville as a top investment city in America.

Also, it seems it's getting easier to "pierce the veil" of protection, as seen in court cases around the nation as of late.Umbrella insurance is great, but in cases of an enormous claim, would not protect our personal assets.

Anyways look at these assets and we can talkMain Home houston $1.3M value                       Mortgage $200k2nd Home in florida $650k value                        Mortgage $228k  $3500/mo rentRental Home 1 - $65k value                                Rent - $800Rental Home 2 - $65k value                                Rent -  $850Rental Home 3 - $65k Value                                Rent - $950Rental Home 4 - $65k Value                                 Rent - $950Rental Home 5 - $65k Value                                 Rent - $50027,000 sq ft lot - $150k Value                               Rent - $80037,000 sq ft lot - $150k Value                               Rent- $400(small 400 sq ft hair salon)Also have 1 car note for $70k, car worth $200k$2.575M in real estate $500k in debts(counting car)Anyways my issue is, small business owner, been in business 30 years I lease it,so nothing on my balance sheet land wise, lots of cash from business, business returns, we did $5M in sales last year, my personal income isn't enormous bc of writeoffs + cash but great credit and credit history, no issues.My issues are 1) I added 2 of those rental homes this week actually, but they're leased out2) all those rentals pay me cash3) debt to income was too tight last year for 2nd home so I put half down on it, son lives in it pays $3500/mo....maintenance $700/mo, taxes $700/mo + $1270/mo mortgage + rest goes towards principal.

I agree completely with the moral compass situation especially when you're dealing with somebody in the aspect that directly affects their personal life on enormous proportions.