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Trying to take patterns that hold true over 20 years or 50 years and *assume* that the next 5 years will yield the blended average return of those longer timeframes isn't something I agree with.Okay, I'm ready to receive my virtual-flogging now...  

In my experience, that pattern of paper returns not materializing in true across many markets where I invested. 

UDFI is UBTI.Solo 401(k)s are generally exempt from UDFI, however there are select fact patterns in which a Solo 401(k) will have exposure to UDFI, specifically if the rental real estate is held through a partnership interest, there is a mix of tax-exempt and non-tax-exempt partners, and the partnership violates the fractions rule.It's not possible to provide answers to your questions without examining the activity of the partnership (e.g. the facts and circumstances). 

I humor them if I'm in my car because I remember what it was like starting out, but most of the time I give them everything they need and they want to keep me on the phone asking how many bedrooms I'm looking for when I've already told them I don't care because they're reading a script and I did a pattern interrupt they can't deal with. 

It might because YOUR account is new and Chase hasn't developed a "picture" of your spending pattern. 

Do you expect continued rent growth and appreciation due to immigration patterns + city expansion?

What I am looking for is a PATTERN of mistakes, poor decisions, and irresponsible behavior, in all areas...financial, employment, legal, character.

Was told to go commercial, and have been in a holding pattern for weeks waiting for my CPA to finalize my taxes so I can try that route (my CPA is amazing, so I’m not going to be pushy.)4) Spoke to a high end client from one of my other businesses about what I’m doing.

Normally I would say trust your PM's judgment, but this seems to be a pattern.