My son is a union carpenter working on a job site in Seattle-the new Hockey stadium.

I'm in New England, so it's going to be covered in ice and snow come winter.  

So no Kalashnikovs in the basement, no seed stocks, no Nigerian dwarf goats for milk sustenance production on a hidden homestead, no group bunker membership, no sperm on ice for future cloning.

Or is it best to leave that as icing on the cake and guarantee cash flow without those factors, or any other similar ones!

This can allow you to get the money up front to put the rentals on ice or hire help to run them (as well as provide for living expenses) before you die.

The LP equity you bring to the deal should technically be just the icing on the cake.

I've found it helps to offer a boat for the summer, and ice fishing equipment for the winter months.

Appreciation will be slower but that is icing on the cake.

Kenilworth Estates, located just off of the tree canopied street of Camino Real, is home to a multitude of young and old families in which it is common to greet neighbors by name and have coordinated shaved ice truck street “parties”.

Ice, drinks, alcohol, snacks, propane, etc.Really sounds like a fun project.