I'm a healthy young man, in great shape and didn't really struggle with it.

Looks like a healthy little profit there for you - nice job!

A healthy price will generate a lot of inquiries, but only one of two applications in the first couple week. 

My goals are for him -  to ensure that I have enough money available for him to get whatever care he needs (he's fully independent now, still works on his bobcat, healthy, etc. - so I guess I need to estimate what those would be - he is in his 70s and has uncles and aunts that lived until late 90s and one until 102 when no one did) and a comfortable retirement (he is extremely frugal so that's not an issue).

It's a sign of a healthy market evolution.

Ive owned it for 7 years and have healthy equity in it.

I won't go into much detail, but I do have a decent athletic scholarship that saves a healthy chunk of money for myself.

I love a healthy debate and it's useful to readers.Speaking of debate, you brought the Playa vs Tulum debate, which I'm often asked about.

Understand the pros and cons of each approach, and consider which aligns best with your goals, risk tolerance, and resources.Evaluate Your Resources: With a healthy credit score and $35,000 in liquid funds, you have a solid foundation for real estate investing.

I've been able to get a healthy combination of both cashflow and appreciation from my properties after a little TLC.