At 31, assuming you're healthy, you should be able to get term life insurance for next to nothing.  

IMO, the frugal would likely much prefer to grow their own fruits and vegetables, shop for raw quality ingredients, and invest a bit more time and money in their food in the short term to cook their own meals with quality ingredients in order to achieve the long term benefits of eating more healthy, while still saving money over going out to eat.

Thought is you can build it tenant proofed up front in an area you like for a long term buy and hold.I'm guessing the costs are prohibitive, but curious if anyone has done this and made it work.I see a possible deal on some lots that are available in a good, healthy growing neighborhood.  

Its my intention to keep her at home with me as long as I can keep her healthy, happy, safe and comfortable. 

What's the best indication of a healthy rental market?

That evolution is healthy even if it means people lose a lot of money.

On balance I think it's roughly similar.We've lived here over 10 years on a fairly average street without any real issues, and have had a very healthy appreciation in the home value.

Thanks for listening and here's wishing everyone a healthy Memorial Day, especially you veterans.

Then you could get a simple job that is enjoyable, low stress, keeps you productive and healthy, and pays another $2,000+ a month.

Bring on a KP with a healthy balance sheet.