No one has a magic solution to make it easy..  

Invest my money in stock market using "Magic Formula Investing" system by Joel Greenblatt I think. - he touts like 30% return over time.3.

I was wondering at what point someone magically becomes rich and should shoulder the burden of carrying others via this tax system.Let's try to keep politics and ranting and raving out of the discussion as much as possible and simply focus on when this threshold is crossed.

When we get a cut, our body magically heals itself.

Depreciation seems like a magic deduction when you're taking it, but its really a way to defer taxes, not avoid them.

I think your dead on about how the wealthy look at things vis a vi returns.one of my bizz partners over the years loved to suck stockbrokers into this conversation.Stock broker :   How are your investments.Bizz Partner:  I am in double tax free muni'sStock Broker:  Well return on those are low you could do much better.Bizz Patner:  Well the return is fine if your like me and you have enough of them.IE he has 8 figures and his tax free cash flow is more than that what most investors starting out and looking at that magic goal of 10k a month passive income ( or rental income which is anything but passive as we know) His double tax free's return him more than that DAILYSo yes as folks get truly wealthy they look for Safety then return... those starting out or in the middle of their careers are the one's looking for the homeruns.And one might ask where this Bizz partner made his money..

Howdy all!  First post here, which I tried to avoid by searching through the forums, but failed to find another post that answered my inquiry (though I will continue searching!).I've uploaded a County file of tax deli...

One BIG sign is when the real estate gurus start pumping their "magic formula" on the radio.

Getting rid of doesn't do him many favors and won't magically let him start investing it just frees up some credit for him. 

Buying a property from an estate or some poor widow doesn't make it magically increase in value.