I can see how this would clarify the real intentions and/or move them along 

More zeros.And if you’re not careful, you end up building a business that looks nothing like the lifestyle you started investing for.That’s where Return on Intention (ROI) comes in.It’s not a metric you’ll see on a spreadsheet, but it’s the one that determines whether your wealth is actually working for you.Here’s what intentional scaling looks like:1.

Purchase price: $20,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $95,000 Purchased with family with the intent to make it a nice duplex and rent it out.

My intent is using LLC to keep all the RE related bookkeeping clean (through the LLC) and charge the RE related expenses to the LLC.

I am an Executive in a life sciences company which takes the majority of my time and I have no intention of stopping that, but want to build a larger rental portfolio to have other financial / lifestyle options in 10 years. 

I took an excavator through it to access my land but my intent is to pave it.

If he has intentions to pay you back , but just not the ability at this moment that is totally different than him planning on never paying you back.

I purchased it originally at a price in which my intent was to turn it into a long-term rental. 

Welcome, Mansi—love the intent.

Lead with Love BOLDLY, serve COMPASSIONATELY and live INTENTIONALLY!