In the end, your wallet won't be any fatter or thinner regardless of whether you took the 75% allocation to improvements or the 58% allocation.

@Doug Pretorius In the interest of full disclosure, I should tell you that I have Canadian blood too.My Dad's father and his people came here through Antigonish, NS. 

Normally, I wouldn't allow it, but I'm curious to see how fast the blood starts to spill!

My blood may be boiling but I'm not out any money!

Gray hair getting grayer and thinner....my response " Jordan...please stop trying to kill me" lol.What a fun ride!

My dad advises me not to rent to colored people because he says the property value will drop, it will alienate the neighbors, homeboys will take over the property, etc.This really makes my blood boil because he has never been a landlord and his advice seems highly unprofessional.

Then you immediately develop blood blisters at the bites and the itching is maddening and lasts for days.

High and prolonged levels of cortisol cause negative symptoms,I am a former diabetic but I still have high blood pressure so stress can contribute to these biological conditions: heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, anxiety disorder, and other illnessesWhat are stressors in the immediate environment?

Jennifer S.summed it up well.Farming is definitely a way of life that people will sacrifice allot of blood ,sweat, and tears for.The monetary returns are very risky,low compared to a lot of other REI activities.People fall in love with the romantic side of the business,like the picturesque scenery,animal husbandry,challenges they have no idea about,producing your own food  for sale or your own consumption,ect.Just remember this,animal agriculture requires someone there 365 days a year.Either you or someone trusted or vested in the operation.There are lots of reasons why only about 2% of the population is directly involved in agriculture.You would be wise to explore those reasons and see if you can live with it.It can be a great way of life,but it is a hard life.How do I know this?

It's what us southerners and our south is known for... it's deep in our blood.