If you use an Index Universal Life, the yearly rate will fluctuate widely from 0 to the cap of the index that you used, but you should expect a long term IRR of 4 to 7%.I agree that they are great tools to have for managing your wealth as they are liquid, safe and with moderate growth.

They have been doing this to my inlaws for many many years...the fluctuations of income alerted me to this becaus it makes no sense.They think I am wrong.

I will also enjoy the benefit of having years of being an agent under my belt (I’ve learned high $ property owners typically like experienced agents not new ones handling their deals).Real estate market fluctuates.

When I did, I noticed a fluctuation in the rent roll, but I never got an answer as to why.

RE is not an easy job in any facet.. it only becomes easier as you gain experience and then its not always easier, markets change ,, prices fluctuate lots of external things you can't control...

My exercise percentage is a bit over 50%, but fluctuates some.

This can fluctuate to as low as $3,000 but never below that.

Investing in lower class areas with lower rents would seem to be much more attractive in weathering changes in the economic cycle, as lower rent units are less likely to have large fluctuations in rent as well.

I have a 3 bedroom house and it doesn't matter how nice my amenities are, my average nightly rates are fluctuating somewhere between $250 to $300 per night (that's how much my customers are willing to pay, my take home revenue is about $210 to $250).

Hardiboard material wise doesn't fluctuate a lot throughout the country.