My own ceiling fan is perpetually on in my office where I spend most of my time, so I can understand.

As far as I can tell, the clause gives you a perpetual veto over anything your clients may say about you publicly.

As a perpetual student, I've read where optimizing one means giving up something in the other and I want to understand the interrelationship.

When I buy the plan is always to keep it in perpetuity. 

Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.

I've done a lot of flips, which is nice, but the rental income goes into perpetuity.

It's a perpetual challenge until you can lock in the right guy/gal.

Just perpetually says "All agents are busy" That may have been a total waste of a full day and $400 of my marketing budget.

You always run the risk of running afoul of a "prohibited transaction", you have to maintain % contribution into perpetuity.....Again not to say you can't partner with your IRA, and I would probably do it again...just make sure the juice is worth the squeeze on it because it's a whole nother bag of worms to deal with.

Nice to see the BP banter about investing, risk, cash flow, and REI headaches continue in perpetuity.