The long twisty roads that go through to another road is better than a dead end one. 

Also agree with @James Wise that it will get rid of the dead weight (we started doing that at our boutique brokerage anyway this year).

pronounced "O-dey-hone" and they are often identifiable by their spurs tattoos - as in the logo for the NBA team.

Selecting off investment criteria first could end up moving your family somewhere you don't like...and ignoring investment markers might move you to a dead end area. 

It's not foolproof - if the basketballs are rearranged we can't tell if anyone played it much or not, but we can tell by how fast the battery powered scoreboard goes dead. 

At least with the S&P the dead companies fall off but overall RE keeps the underperforming in the mix.If one is high income then just throwing cash at the stock market over the long haul a nice way to go.

I will have to ask my Banker if they discount net worth when the majority of it is real Estate assets.This thought process was very pronounced when my Timber partners wife would only look at cash as assets everything else she said was just numbers on paper :)

I thought they were kidding but were dead serious.

We are closing in on the dead line for lead based paint inspections for rental dwelling units...."

It seems like I keep running into a dead end with this question.