What I do bring to the table is time, dedication, impeccable research skills, a passion for dry details and an excellent memory, which is a neat party trick and comes in handy way more often than you might think.

It's half the size, can go in under a kitchen counter top just like a dishwasher, and doesn't require external venting since it uses condensation for drying.

In illiquid assets like real estate, a market can literally dry up and, no matter what appraisers say, your real value on an asset can be zero, because there are no buyers at any price. 

@Thomas Bender There is a potential that it could trigger a “due on sale clause” if the ownership is transferred...even if just from you as the individual to an LLC.

Due to CA's prop 13, the property taxes often do not increase as quickly in California as fair market value, and triggering a reassessment can mean tens of thousands of dollars additionally a year.Are there powers of appointment in the trust? 

and post in the forums for that area or post elsewhere, but use specific keywords that will trigger for people who have keywords set up for that area.

I'm simply echoing @Joel Owens here but Nail Salons, Hair salons, Dry Cleaners, Liquor Stores, Subway sandwiches and similar.

I am about to pull the trigger on a fast car located across the nation in Portland OR and was hoping that I could connect with someone on BP who is also car nerd and would not mind to lend me boots on the ground and check out a vehicle short notice before I book a flight.

Fill in all holes with fire retardant caulkInstall ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher in all kitchensInstall battery smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in every apartment of sleeping areas and furnace roomInstall 110V interconnected smoke alarms in hallways and basement.

If you only recover a portion of your cash each time when does that pool dry up?