Fortunately, for him, he was filthy rich and owned 25 movie theaters, 9 huge shopping centers that eventually had K-Marts in them and he owned huge commercial properties e.g. factories and other commercial buildings.

Eventually, I got my footing and figured out my niche.

Eventually, we became self-funded, so this isn't something I have any experience with. 

We are looking into creating a trust and eventually he might move into the ADU while renting out his three bedroom house (after some minor renovations).

I want to go through each program in more detail eventually.

I’m very content and happy where I’m at right now but would eventually like to move back to that neighborhood as both my aging parents live there.

All of the value would be considered long term capital gains and so I was trying to see if I could instead 1031 exchange the proceeds into an investment property which I’ll eventually move into and sell with the primary residence deduction.

Another option I am thinking is doing the minimum to get the house I am living in fairly nice and then saving cash to eventually buy an out of state property that hopefully would cash flow. 3.

I do know that I eventually want to start my own company and bring in like-minded people that have the same love for it as I do.

Those type of buyers are trying to beat the bank for yield they can get there.I typically ask what a potential clients goals are with their current income from a job or business, age, family info, how much passive income they want to eventually achieve annually, current net worth, and liquidity levels.