Thank you, it’s exactly my plan to hold for infinite amount of time.

But in today’s market everything is flying off the shelf, regardless of neighborhood.

If I could go back, I would never have put $ into a 401k, and would have put $ into and Infinite Banking Policy.

Yeahhh, go ahead and give poverty a whirl for a time, getting your meal at a food shelf, dodging bullets on way to/from school, trust me when your really poor and broke, it is absolutely everything! 

I can't imagine someone selling if that were the case, even someone who was totally desperate it would seem would hang on.I invest at long distance myself and have acquired properties I've still never seen in person, but I've always gone for very high quality properties in very high quality neighborhoods and always have had my top shelf PM inspect before buying.

The second home (on the new lot) produced an infinite return (no cash down due to a dirt equity construction loan).

@Jamie FankhauserOne of my recent favorites is The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek.

If you happen to extract all of your investment you hit the infinite ROI. 

I've pulled out plenty of warped plywood boxes, any material any shelf will warp if you overload.

There are infinite jobs available.