Assuming the money inside of the HSA grows significantly how would one go about monetizing it without significant health problems?

Moisture is usually the problem with poorly cured brik, that's what an old timer told me.

., poor credit, low income, etc.

Not sure how many here use a Health Savings Account (HSA), but for those that do and that are in good health this can be a means to build your HSA.

Everyone's situation, goals, and priorities are a bit different and thus the risks are different.Buying depreciating assets and making payments on them is generally the definition of a poor investment decision though!

That's before Rich Dad Poor Dad and numerous BP Podcasts (they are amazing by the way).

A well run rehabbing business will beat a poorly run new home construction busines and vice versa.

While I didn't lose money, the thing that hit me hard was the opportunity cost as a result of poor timing.

That's a poor precedent.

The thing is with small mf run by mom and pop, documentation is usually very poor.