Start networking, driving around finding houses, finding owners, it is perpetual and every day is different.

Or is there a reason to set aside funds in perpetuity, regardless of how much one has stockpiled?

I want to hear others option in this topic, since I feel like their is stereotype about “oh if you use and or assign in your agreement must be because your plan is to specifically wholesale”Thanks for all your comments in advance, I just want to make sure that I am on the right track!

I’m thinking it’s worth changing markets, since I’m not physically in Indy anyway, and capture that 1.5% of assessment value per year, in perpetuity.

There are negative stereotypes out there. 

Ultimately there will probably continue to be a shortage of inventory in the entry level homes in perpetuity in Dane Co.

Why would dad want to sell and pay off his personal house when “obviously” the positive cash flow would pay mom’s mortgage and some living expenses into perpetuity while being managed by a PM?

It’s also unlikely you’ll be able to perpetually pull all your money out.  

Also, everyone's taxes go up, because there is no longer deficit spending and stops voting for the big two because both parties perpetuate big government in different ways.

Are you ready to jump in with both feet on a perpetual basis?