@Ikaika FarmerThere is no substitute for living beneath your means, taking your extra money and getting it to make more money while you sleep.

Companies that have no bargaining power or elastic demand for their products with economic substitutes readily available will not be able to pass along the increased cost and will fold -- the American consumer will suffer for it via decrease in market options.Second way:If the Treasury prints an additional $3.024 trillion per year there will be massive inflation in the US -- especially considering the average American doesn't have $500 in savings and will spend 100% of the UBI they get on frivolous things. 

It is also substituting for human thought.

I work all day in commercial construction management, and there is nothing that will substitute the actual doing the work, thought I can talk about labor hours and manage others to do it, I just only have sympathy, not empathy.My husband and I are right there next to you working on our snatch grip deadlifts - that's all we want to do all day, not install toilets.

The forms were a 1542 waiver and dismissal of their countersuit, substitution of attorney (substituting their attorney for Pro-Per).

These fees can include acquisition or and disposal fee ( akin to being the broker; if a broker is paid 6% then the sponsor will not receive a fee; if the sponsor substitutes for a broker at least in part then his receiving the fee a broker would have otherwise received is appropriate), property manager fees; asset manager fees; leasing fees; accounting fees; construction contractor fees, etc. 

I've tapped back into 401k as needed but this is nearing depleted at this point so the low RoE properties will work well substituting this extra liquid cash in the following couple of years.       

Would a revocable living trust be an acceptable substitute for a land trust if I want to follow this strategy?

Yes that's true, that's why I substitute 5's for 50's when I'm smudging my Longmont properties, and only allocate $500k per square foot for Capex, plus my first born for repairs.

Sure, if you want to be a doctor or a lawyer or any other profession that requires a degree to pursue, there is no substitute.