It's a perpetual challenge until you can lock in the right guy/gal.

He also hires subcontractors adding to the labor movement.

You can't take it all with you but can leave a permanent mark on the world that lasts in perpetuity. 

Just perpetually says "All agents are busy" That may have been a total waste of a full day and $400 of my marketing budget.

You always run the risk of running afoul of a "prohibited transaction", you have to maintain % contribution into perpetuity.....Again not to say you can't partner with your IRA, and I would probably do it again...just make sure the juice is worth the squeeze on it because it's a whole nother bag of worms to deal with.

Nice to see the BP banter about investing, risk, cash flow, and REI headaches continue in perpetuity.

I would venture to say that is part because she is used to a return and cannot reason that the return will change with either tax due or movement from active to passive investing.  

The points were the high costs of the materials, the high interest rates and the difficult conditions that families have today to pay either the mortgage or the rent and we came to the conclusion that it is not the time to make any financial movement until next year 2023, taking into account the political elections this year 2022 and waiting for the reduction of interest rates by the FED, we are talking about the market in South Florida, I do not know if it applies in other states.

I expect I'll be on BP for the rest of my investing career, and have been perpetually singed in since finding it- there's so much to learn.

For instance, with the new nanny state movement, there are concerns from some about polluting the air with "scents" and dryer sheets put out a scent.