LP investment shares (or percentages) are not very liquid compared to publicly traded shares, so there is not much of a way to get out quick.With LP shares, it's more like your going to have to ride the horse you brought, even if it comes up lame.Just my 2 cents.

If you join the GYM and don't go, you wasted your fee.The normal entry to the program is at one of the three 2-day Rat-Race to Retirement (R2R) events each year (March, July, & Nov). 

I had solid long term tenants who didn't cause me much issues at all.I was effectively retired and out of the rat race, though living modestly in a house in the "hood" to achieve that financial freedom.

TurboTax or other DIY options end up hurting you in the long run.And of course, slow and steady wins the race. 

Sounds like a recipe for a race to the bottom, unless it is somewhere with high demand that can absorb all of those additional units.  

Heck, it pains me to say, but even the German carmakers have lost that race to the Chinese in the last years on both accounts.I love the idea of the US coming together for a massive cause and rally, we have to acknowledge that the leap that is required to do so is geometrically larger compared to WW2 efforts. 

I will not discuss the ethical part of it, as others can beat that dead horse, I am speaking from a risk profile of whether you could have ramifications (legal) down the road.

SOooo probably a bad example, unless trying to show what a horse-shoe Elon has up his rear. 

Its like everyone is in such a hurry that theyre stacking risk on risk in a "make it or bust" race to have X doors or retire at 28 or whatever. 

Quote from @Jamie Parker: Hello Everyone,I hope that everyone is off to the races to start in off the year.