so for any investors out there that had bought in at the low, has anyone gotten out while it's still super hot or are rents covering to the point where it's just worthwhile to hold somewhat indefinitely?

Plus they also have a uniquely implemented 1031 exchange conveyor belt where the investor can transfer into the next deal and indefinitely defer paying all taxes.Since we're late in the cycle, I'm currently taking a look at asset classes that are uncorrelated with the business and real estate cycle like litigation financing and life insurance settlements.If you would like more details on the above, feel free to PM me.

Reality is they probably don't actually have a lease, so you don't want to just plan on waiting indefinitely. 

I do think if they try to extend this thing indefinitely, the court will have issues with it. 

The main problem was that the venue where the meetings were held became unavailable indefinitely. 

If it is amortized over 30 years and the lender will let you keep it indefinitely then consider keeping that for longer.

Somewhere along the way I decided that I wanted/needed to be in a position where, if needed, I could drop everything for an indefinite period of time for a loved one.

One decision I have made indefinitely is to leave my corporate job.

If you think you might sell in the near future, consider the bath, but if you're planning to hold indefinitely, I'm not sure you'd be able to recoup the cost as quickly as you may like...  

That could cause you to have to sit on your note for well over a year or to the extreme indefinitely.