I personally don't elect to go all in on any one thing so the amount that I have allocated to what is currently "off limits until age 59.5" is not enough that it hinders my ability to participate in REI opportunities, yet it is enough to satisfy some personal asset allocation goals by taking advantage of the relative easy with which these funds can be invested abroad.A couple other points to consider:No one can guarantee the rules, tax rates & tax treatment of "pre-tax" (or ROTH) assets/income, nor REI, 20 30 40 years into the future so in another sense it may be wise to diversify there too. 

There are some other factors that play into it short term like interest rates, elections, pandemics, speculation - but it seems to me they have only superficial short term impact, like throwing a rock into a wave.

I moved here in 2009 when they moved the minor league baseball stadium to downtown and that has exploded as well.As far as reaching the plateau, I would say it is just about there, especially depending on what happens with our election results.

Be a friend to your CO-OP president.

Housing Affordability and Policy Dynamics:With the presidential elections just around the corner, housing policies are increasingly taking center stage.

President Biden is calling on Congress to enact an innovative, new competitive grant program that awards flexible and attractive funding to jurisdictions that take concrete steps to eliminate such needless barriers to producing affordable housing." 

The closest thing I've seen to being exempt from paying capital gains is the subsection 45(2) election.

It depends if you have elected to be taxed as an s-corp (recommended for active income activities).

My main concern is that I had a water remediation address the immediate flooding and a general contractor to start repairs on the drywall, insulation, trim/baseboards, and minimal repainting because my tenant elected to stay in the unit throughout the whole process.

I can plan better next year and get REPS Questions:Do you HAVE to do bonus depreciation the first year property is in service or can it be done later (eg. next year, using the 3115 election, change in accounting method).