The having huge houses, nice cars, and high salaries can create wealth, but if you aren't making yourself more able to be independent of your need to commit your time to a business or company against your free will, you aren't inching towards wealth.My wife and I aren't fond of raising kids in a tent though, so we aren't as wealthy as a 27 year old retired blogger, but the blogger doesn't have the wealth of the experiences my wife and kids provide me.Wealth is in the eye of the beholder.

@Derrick E.6-inch block plane usually works great on sticky door problems.

I just bought my first property, after 3 years of doing my researching, inching forward and sometimes losing momentum entirely. 

Low risk- if it looks terrible, suck it up and put 1/4 inch drywall over the top. 

Check every inch of the property via video call.

I love Arizona personally, but perhaps there’s a natural cap on how many people should live in a place with very little water (less than 8 inches of rainfall a year on average in Phoenix). 

Glad to see this thread turned into the normal tribal us-vs-them, we are right, they are wrong debate, with both sides not ever ceding one inch to the other, all in the name of being "right", which moves us all further from the truth.

But the saying “give them an inch they take a mile” come true.

I think " 4' plus 2' 3" = 6' 3" (six feet, three inches)

Wait until you have broken granite countertops, holes in every wall and door, or 3 inches of water through tout the house.