After being able to retire last year, I've spent the last 6 months in South America backpacking with my wife and our 3 little kids, ages 1, 3 and 4.

And more new HVAC backpack units than I care to remember.

I’ve saved well (nothing to spend money on here), but I don’t have a car, clothes (other than what’s in my backpack), or any items in storage.

Bring a backpack sprayer to spray everything wet with bleach as much concentration as possible, dirty water is full of germs.

The thing I enjoy about private lending for me is that it is a business in a backpack.

A little more of my hisstoory :roll: :mrgreen: When I first started tithing, when my youngest was still in a backpack, we'd take the tithe every Friday to the place I had been led to, so they got early training.

You could go even ONE block between a million dollar historic home to a street where there's a bunch of grown men on boys bikes wearing back packs and backwards hats.  

Bedbugs hitch a ride on all kinds of stuff, like furniture but even back packs.

It's very tough work and requires expertise in many different areas, but it's key to generating maximum equity and returns.I'm a husband to an amazing wife, father to 4 little boys, and enjoy mountain biking, trail running and backpacking, and volunteering at church.Am really looking forward to getting plugged in here.

Other than reading about real estate, I love to rock climb, fly helicopters, ski, fish, backpack, ride motorcycles, travel and experience all that the outdoor world has to offer!