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| reformedbanker - 4/18/2026 11:50
Right. If trying to be forward looking, opportunity cost is entirely based on assumptions. Assumptions can be quite humbling. Speaking from experience! Reformed, usually you’re spot on, but quite off the mark on that statement. We recently sold a property because of much higher returns in opportunity cost than rent minus property taxes. Like twice the return. Locked in 5 1/2% fixed for ten years. Tax deferred besides. When I work with folks, everything is fixed and locked in. No variables or moving targets. I want things to be as I say they will be, zero assumptions involved.
Edited by Boone & Crockett 4/18/2026 13:03
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Cash, accrual, opportunity cost, accounting.
