@William Joseph you are definitely getting a bunch of responses from folks that likely are scared of or have never owned guns/ammunition.Hunting/fishing is a normal past time in the flyover states where I live - I sent you a colleague request - depending on what you have would possibly be interested in buying if it's anything I collect and at the least can guide you in how to sell the items left behind. 

You can normally see if it has been replaced with PVC at least at the cleanouts.

@Christopher ShortI have to completely agree with Frank's sound advice here, as I find I normally do.

A lot of people spend more than that on a car. 

Other than that all of my residual cash goes to my investment account for REI or other opportunities.Car Payment: 2.99% @$270 a month Owe $8,000Live overseas in Germany and have no mortgage or other debt except for car and my REI.As I first stated my initial goal was to have 10 homes by the end of 2018 and I was close but had a duplex fall through in December.

Normally, I do not like the idea of investing in small towns, especially in the midwest. 

I tell clients to not even tell their lender, as lenders don't normally get it and it just leads to a lot of confusion and chaos where it doesn't have to be.  

If you have not done this before, this is a normal human reaction ;-)Drywall is typically about $1.50-$2.00 per sqft of drywall (not floor).

As a result I stopped by AAA for my car since I'll drop Geico and AAA wrote a auto policy for ~$100 less than Geico. 

@Josue VargasYour understanding is correct: when you take money from your 401k before normal retirement age - you would have to pay taxes and penalties on the amount withdrawn, in most cases this is not a wise financial move.Alternatively you can move these funds into Self-Directed IRA, without any tax implications.