The compression of illiquidity premiums and return expectations is another added bonus.  

The best way to explain it is thats its like playing poker for the first time. since its your first time you wouldn't just walk up to a poker table in a casino and drop 50 grand right off the top right?

Her records seem to show info that is contradictory.When I called about the $5.00 fee they gave me the same story but with the added bonus of telling me they had not released the lien on the home because they didn't receive the documents that they received the day we paid off the loan.

Can anyone tell me what the bonus depreciation may be, and again, we are being told it could be used year 1 and may still use the standard deductions?

Also, is it a hassle to park at casinos?

Stabilty is fine for me, appreciation is a bonus.

Most retail buyers won't even consider a house with a major problem like that, but I look at it as a bonus.

Both those things have worked well and as a bonus, I've received some great feedback and info from other members along the way.

@Jason White,My first impulse is to say no matter how much you have available you'll want to invest for income in retirement to ensure that your money is growing at such a rate that you drawing your living expenses from it will not deplete the principal during your expectable lifetime.You may want to read up on self-directed retirement accounts and other ways of being a private money lender.My personal thoughts on buying property with no loans is that its roughly equivalent to gambling in the Wall Street Casino.

The only shortcuts are ones like walking into a Vegas casino and risking way too much.