That said, I’ve completed three npn deals successfully with embarrassingly good returns.Scott gives massive value, much of it for free.  

You have to take massive action.

Best case would be to purchase an old home that requires massive renovation, get 0 cash flow for it, and hold it for several years.

If you think you can be the next Bill Gates, Warren Buffet or Richard Branson, by all means go for it.No one in right mind advises anyone to take unconventional approach.

Obama used a law from 1906 to massively expand it and name several others. 

Here's the other problem - you can't really get to that money until you retire without taking the massive hit.Now if your company matches, then technically it would be a way to sock away some of your income free and clear if your intent is to leave your job at some point in the next 5 to 10 years and cash it out.i.e.

Supposedly, crypto is a 350 billion dollar industry and if it goes up 10-fold again, that value is 3.5 trillion dollars... which would mean a massive loss for other currencies in terms of purchase power.

@Patrick Geers I would highly suggest you get your license and work the RE sales part time till you build a client base then toss the 8-5 job and start cresting massive wealth for yourself through RE sale, investing, flipping etc.. best of luck to you.

I have a team in Daytona and I am doing some massive expansion coming soon.

The notion that others are not getting a C of O means that they are leaving themselves open to massive lawsuit and loss of revenue.That said, renting an accessory dwelling unit in DC - in the long term - should provide you with a return on your investment, if you separate the electrical and gas.