I hope they don't for you, I hope it's a fruitful partnership.

I got a medium sized box and bought some quarts of beer, small bottles of liquor, soda, beef jerky, pre-cooked bacon, fresh fruit, Hustler magazines, work gloves, etc.  12 items altogether. 

I'm hesitant to go all in on MTR because I don't want all my eggs in one basket and it's more work to manage the MTRs but I love that we can switch pretty easily between long and midterm if we need to.

Perspective is often the element that differentiates investment potential, but time, with its ebb and flow towards evolution and progress is the element that fruits our labor.Without the initial leap, there is no potential return on investment.

Overall I would say property purchase and real estate will set you up for a more fruitful future, but I would still put a little in an account to use as self directed in the future, or cash out when you can to deploy on paying off a rental or buying more when you are of age. 

Military members get approved for a $650K VA loan and they throw all their eggs into that basket then they have to move in two years.

I heard a saying to keep all your eggs in one basket, anyone here have other business other than real estate .

Maybe fence it off and make a garden.Feed you family free fresh fruit and vegetables (organic), sell the remainder on the roadside (pumpkins in October, melons and corn in the summer, peas, green beans, radishes, green onions, carrots, etc...).Sell from a trailer.Use the money for a family vacation.Teach the kids about business, pre-planing (planting hoe-ing gathering), and profits.Just my 2 cents.

and i dont want to put all my eggs in one basket.

I would keep options open to not pull all my eggs in one basket