For instance, here in Colorado a "no guns" sign is entirely unenforceable at the vast majority of places (excluding places like: primary schools, federal buildings, and places with permanent weapons screening stations).  

@Jessie Nunleyas a side note, I don't know how long you have been stationed in Mountain Home, but I grew up in that area and still visit all the time for family.

He said "that does it, I live here now".My dad moved to California in 1970, after his last job stationed him in Rochester, Minnesota.  

Also buy snorkel from costco to go to Hanama bay while visiting Hawaii to return it.Use an app like GasBuddy to find the cheapest gasoline station, better yet, double stack your Costco credit card (4% cash back on gasoline) and the Costco gas Cash flow, cash flow, cash flow.

I now know that the condo in SD is a really bad rental property investment, however I think it is a smart choice to keep it and live there if I am stationed there again which, I am trying hard to make happen.

Reminds me of a local weather station.

I never have to stop at a gas station again saving time.

At the height of the dot-com boom of the 1990s, the local newspaper said Silicon Valley was minting 5 new millionaires a day (I thought the number was much higher than that).The PBS station in San Francisco had the show This Week in Northern California and one of its segments talked about the land office business some psychiatrists were doing treating Sudden Wealth Syndrome.

:) Here's a piece from my favorite motivational station on Spotify to end your week right (I also attached the full version, in case you wanted to hear it!)

I've had even locals who live on the other side of town and don't really know my target area tell me that I'm working and planning to live in a high-crime area, never having seen my properties, never having walked to the municipal building and the police station immediately across the street from my multifamily property in the area, never having met the many retired neighbors, never having talked to the kids who play up and down the side streets.