Compound that tax free over 20-30 years and we ain't talking chump change.

This will diminish the short term benefit as you would pay full taxes now on that contribution, but 12% growth compounded over 25-30 years would be a really huge pile of tax-free money from which to take distributions in your retirement years.

I would guess the money moved to the end/user distribution & boutique products - oils, edibles, pain reducing compounds, etc.

With proper strategies, you can use the tax-sheltering benefits of such a plan to compound earnings over time and build a significant amount of wealth to draw on in your sunset years.Self-directed IRA and 401(k) plans are not for everyone. 

Once you start stacking, it's like a compounding effect to your state of mind.

I had to get drywall compound on all seams-Closet bi-fold doors were off their hangers -Front door needed some more weatherstripping to seal out cold air.  

Perhaps pointing out if you guys don't spend $20K on services and instead save that and get compound interest. 

Overall, I'm taking a long view of this endeavor....this is a very expensive deal, but not as bad when I consider the deals that I can roll these net proceeds into and compound from there. 

Like the great Albert Einstein said "Compounding Interest is the 8th wonder of the world".

It compounds your problem because even tho you can have excellent cash flow they won’t account for it in your debt to income analysis.