But that also would include golden parachutes for key persons that become immediately due upon some occurance by the company.

Book the Golden Nugget in Vegas.

While the new rules don’t allow the subdivision of properties for sale, they could unleash a “golden age” of ADU construction across the state, leading to a significant increase in housing supply.

Clean criminal history is always the golden standard but you should look at the OVERALL strength of the applicant.   

During the golden age of multifamily 2010-2015 this was actually a pretty rare practice as most cities were trading at equilibrium historical cap rates and the asset had the ability to carry the debt load. 

The schools are A+, the crime is very low, and median income is high...for baltimore, that's a golden nugget.

Yes, the appreciation potential here is great but it's only realized when you sell which is kind of like killing the golden goose.

After that, it's just paperwork, and I don't know that I'd bother with an attorney for this, but it's going to come down to the golden rule: "He who has the gold, makes the rules."

One big thing in foreign countries can be the ease of obtaining loans to provide leverage, but this varies drastically around the globe.

Lots of places that do 0.5% but nothing close to the golden 1%.