Second, continue to grow the business while living off the income.I will be using leverage not anything more than 50% in the future.

Guidance memos from the executive branch, carry the full weight of law.....but these are harder for people to locate because they simply dont know that they exist, nor that these are as much law as what the legislature writes in a bill.  

Saddling the business with too much expense early on will limit growth. 

Don't overthink it and expect to master everything before you make the leap / analysis paralysis will stunt any growth and you will miss opportunities.

Estimate for loan payoff with this strategy: 9.75 years with above numbers, all inflation adjusted 2% per year and annual rent growth and property appreciation 2%.

Here's an example: look at how much of the job growth in SF is based on companies that lose billions of dollars a year and have no chance of ever making money.

If you have stocks, and you would like to keep it since it has potential future growth.

I’m very excited to be attended the 10X Growth Con in Miami in just a few short weeks.

A major reason I love Cincinnati's future is that there is so much room for growth in terms rent$/mo.

Pondering whether we will see falling prices and a sudden surge of foreclosures or continued growth and persistence that we've seen for the past several years.