I know a couple who fell for the sales pitch.   40% occupancy and fees up the rear end. 

My house is an older 3/1 that I am interested in bumping out a rear bedroom and adding a bath that backs up to the current bathroom so I can have a master suite.

We paid $2.5 million for it, and 5 years later have just contracted to sell the rear 11 acres for about $4.5 million; leaving us ownership of the front 10 acres valued at about $6 million.  

He was involved in a multi-vehicle rear-end collision.

I'm fairly certain if I asked you to tell all of us your "story," busting your rear end and never giving up would be on your list.

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

Tack on the specific investment strategy and the cost seg could be even more worthless.Getting larger depreciation values up front could bit you in teh rear on re-capture down the path.

Off-market legal 3 unit in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago, comprising of a brick 2 flat with (2) 3 bed 1 bath units, and rear frame coach house with 3 bed 2 bath.

Do you have grade level rear load?

Let me back up.The four basic sources of wealth with RE are:1.)