Traditional retirement advice is to take 4% out of your 401k every year so your stock portfolio should last you indefinitely.

Does the company offering the 50+ year leases agree to pay the current building owner a certain rent amount for 50 years for the rights indefinitely?

This is a cash flowing good long term rental, 3 years into owning it and I plan to hold it indefinitely.  

Some companies you can hire indefinitely. 

They carry forward indefinitely and can be used later in two situations:When you have passive income from other rentals, syndications, or fundsWhen you sell one of the properties and recognize a gainIf your goal is to actually unlock those write-offs now, here are a few ideas to consider.Look into short-term rentals.If you convert one property into a short-term rental and materially participate, it can be treated as non-passive.

Many sellers are still clinging to 2022 valuations and debt terms don’t support it.Sit on the sidelines indefinitely.

One other thing to add here - the bonus depreciation changes are indefinite - meaning they are no longer set to expire at any point in the near future - which is HUGE.And yes, @Bonnie Griffin Kaake is correct - if the dollars to acquire the property, materials, labor, or anything else in the acquisition or development of the property were incurred BEFORE 01/19/25, they are excluded from the 100% bonus. 

As of now I have to live there indefinitely for work unless I can find a new team in Texas.

Will the lis pendend only last for the year as stated in my contract or would it extend indefinitely since the seller did not perform her part of the contract? 

Meeting with new tenants for 60-90 minutes before they sign, and then meeting with them again after they move in definitely seems like going above and beyond, but I can see how it could prevent problems...Two questions:1.